Canadian Grand Prix – Monaco Grand Prix race-winner Daniel Ricciardo had his practice day set back by an electronics issue. The Australian spent the majority of free practice two in the pits as the Red Bull mechanics worked to solve a power-related issue, which ended up being related to the car's electronics. He managed to rejoin the track to complete a qualifying simulation, which was good enough for third place, but his race simulations were hampered as a result of the issue. It remains to be seen if the Red Bull driver has a ten-place grid penalty for a change of MGU-K, the part which failed during his Monaco Grand Prix win. “We didn’t have the smoothest day and we had what...
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