Daniel Ricciardo says there's no point in being up in arms over McLaren's troubles, insisting the gains that the team needs won't materialize overnight. Despite a promising start to pre-season testing in Barcelona, McLaren's 2022 car hasn't lived up to expectations. Neither Ricciardo nor teammate Lando Norris qualified among the top-ten in Bahrain and in Jeddah where the Briton nevertheless succeeded in scoring six points. Norris noted a bout of progress in Saudi Arabia, but solving the MCL36's fundamental lack of downforce will take time, warned Ricciardo last weekend in Jeddah. "Look, if in two races' time, we're fighting for top five, then okay, we'll take it and that's a...
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