As he continues to settle in at his new home, Daniel Ricciardo admits to leaving Spain 'happier', though there is still more to find in himself and his car. Barcelona will probably go down as Ricciardo's best performance since joining McLaren, though the no-nonsense Australian insists there is still much work to be done. A barnstorming start saw him discard Esteban Ocon and Carlos Sainz almost in one go, the McLaren driver claiming fifth, a position he held for much of the race until - his tyres gone - he pitted moments after losing the position to Sergio Perez on Lap 45, finally crossing the line in sixth, 10s behind the Mexican. 'I had some good problems in terms of the start was good,...
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