Daniel Ricciardo has spent some time unwinding with friend and compatriot Scotty James after the disappointment of the Monaco Grand Prix. For the fourth consecutive race, Ricciardo crossed the line outside the top 10 last weekend, and it was symptomatic of a driver who, while he still possesses every bit of class that has won him eight races, is lacking in confidence and comfort in his car at the moment. What did not help was the public criticism from McLaren CEO Zak Brown, but the 32-year-old took that on the chin and affirmed that it was “not false,” before being eliminated in Q2 in Monte Carlo and finishing the race P13. READ: Verstappen could equal Vettel’s Red Bull record in...
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