Daniel Ricciardo remains critical of the way Kevin Magnussen defended his position during the Hungarian Grand Prix, with the Renault F1 Team racer believing the Haas F1 Team driver deserved more than just a warning from the FIA stewards at the Hungaroring. The two were fighting for what ultimately turned out to be thirteenth position, with the Dane remaining ahead of the Australian despite some robust defensive manoeuvres into turn one, with Ricciardo declaring that the movements Magnussen was making under braking was unappreciated. “I let the first two go, I didn’t come on the radio,” said Ricciardo to Motorsport.com. “I don’t want to be the guy that literally comes on the radio...
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