McLaren have revealed that Daniel Ricciardo‘s MCL35M picked up floor damage on the opening lap of the Bahrain Grand Prix following contact with Pierre Gasly. Gasly lost his front wing in the process and went to the back of the pack, while Ricciardo continued, eventually finishing his maiden race with the team in seventh. 'Post-race we found damage to Daniel's floor from the impact of Pierre running into the back of his car at the beginning of the race,' Seidl said in a statement on Monday. 'The level of damage cost a considerable amount of downforce. Despite the performance loss Daniel used his experience to cope with the issues and score important points for the team. We now look...
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