Daniel Ricciardo is still smarting over the stewards' decision to disqualify him from qualifying for a power breach, saying the team should have been fined. Ricciardo was thrown out of Saturday night's qualifying, forced to start the Singapore Grand Prix from the very back of the grid after his RS19 was found to have 'exceeded the MGU-K power limit of 120kW'. Renault acknowledged that the Aussie had briefly benefitted from 'an advantage measured at one-microsecond' as he hit a kerb that caused his MGU-K to over rev on his slowest lap of Q1. Ricciardo wasn't happy with the stewards, saying that while they had made great strides forward in recent race by letting drivers race, they had...
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