Daniel Ricciardo is ready make amends in Monaco
After landing his first pole position at Monaco in 2016, the Red Bull Racing star was in great shape to win on the streets of Monte Carlo before he stopped for new tyres - only for the tyres not to be ready in time.Ricciardo’s long stop allowed Lewis Hamilton to take the lead, and despite pressure from the Australian, the notoriously tight street circuit meant he couldn’t get past and had to settle for second place.
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Hide AdHeading into the race this year, Red Bull are clearly third best behind the Mercedes and Ferrari, but Monaco is a leveller and Ricciardo believes he is in with a shot at earning the victory he feels he lost last season.
“Last year was disappointing for me as I felt we definitely had the win on the cards,” he said.
“I am old enough and mature enough now to put that behind me and be able to look forward to racing there, and take back what I felt I lost last year.”