You could say that snatching unlikely victories from the jaws of defeat has become Daniel Ricciardo‘s bread and butter. So when the Aussie looked set to dominate the 2018 Monaco Grand Prix, it was perhaps fitting that he was thrown a curveball that would put a popular victory in doubt. For all the glitz and glamour of Monaco, its narrow, twisting streets afforded Ricciardo an opportunity to display a herculean effort with a deft subtlety at odds with the Principality’s ostentatious surroundings. The story of Ricciardo's triumph however, began well before he lost 161bhp worth of electrical power and was forced to dig deeper than ever for the remaining fifty laps. Before, even, he...
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