Daniel Ricciardo owned up to his mistake in the Hungarian Grand Prix that resulted in a contact with Lance Stroll and a five-second penalty, insisting the sanction was "completely fair". The pair were fighting for position in the second part of the race after Stroll had just pitted for a fresh set of soft tyres. The Aston Martin driver then attacked the hard-shod McLaren on the outside running into Turn 2, but Ricciardo just tagged the Canadian's left-rear wheel, nudging his rival into a spin. "To be honest, as soon as I heard he was on a soft out of the pits, I was like, ‘oh no, this is going to be tough’," Ricciardo explained. "And I saw his traction out of...
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