Monaco has been good to Daniel Ricciardo and the Australian believes Sunday’s showcase Grand Prix could provide another highlight, even if a repeat of last year’s heroics looks out of the question. The 29-year-old has had just one scoring finish in five grands prix since he moved from Red Bull to Renault at the end of 2018, with his best result a seventh place in China last month. Monaco is special — a throwback whose tight, metal-fenced streets demand absolute precision and balance — and a place where a Formula 1 driver’s talent can shine. “I’ve done it before so it’s familiar territory. I’m really curious actually to see how I perform this year in Monaco,” Ricciardo,...
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