Daniel Ricciardo says Renault has a few areas to address ahead of Monaco Grand Prix qualifying following a low-key day of practice running. Both Renault drivers looked relatively competitive in opening practice but dropped to 16th and 17th in the timesheets by the end of FP2, some 1.7s off the pace of Thursday leader Lewis Hamilton. Ricciardo said set-up changes in the afternoon put both drivers on the back foot and remains confident that Renault can extract more performance in time for qualifying, which he feels will be aided by an extra day of analysis during Friday’s traditional rest day. “We can definitely be better than what I was today,” Ricciardo said at the end of running on...
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