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Strategy, racecraft and luck see Ricciardo home
One thing is clear about Daniel Ricciardo's time at Red Bull - he's been willing to push his luck and take his chances. With his third podium in four years, it's also clear he has made Monaco his own.
One thing is clear about Daniel Ricciardo's time at Red Bull - he's been willing to push his luck and take his chances. With his third podium in four years, it's also clear he has made Monaco his own.
Kimi Raikkonen had a face that could curdle milk. The Finn tends to display roughly the same emotional spectrum as a block of ice but his expression on the podium was a diagram of rage as some crafty Ferrari tactics propelled Sebastian Vettel to the team's first Monaco Grand Prix win for 16 years.
New Zealand racing driver Scott Dixon has walked away from a spectacular, flying crash at the Indianapolis 500 while Australian Will Power also failed to complete after being involved in an earlier five-car crash.
Sebastian Vettel has won the Monaco Grand Prix ahead of Kimi Raikkonen and Daniel Ricciardo.
For the second successive year, Daniel Ricciardo's dreams of winning the Monaco Grand Prix have likely been shattered by an error on the part of his Red Bull Racing team.
Ferrari driver and Formula One championship leader Sebastian Vettel has obliterated his own lap record at the circuit de Monaco in Saturday morning practice to again be the fastest man on track ahead of afternoon qualifying.
Fernando Alonso's frustrations with his mis-firing McLaren may have resulted in him doing laps of an oval in America this weekend, but there's no place like "home" for Daniel Ricciardo at Monaco this weekend.
His boss may say Ricciardo is going nowhere next year but the Australian says from Monaco that he expects a world title-winning car sooner rather than later.
Daniel Ricciardo doesn't have an escape clause in his contract and will remain with Red Bull in 2018, team principal Christian Horner said.
Brad Markovic is having a crack at his first Asia-Pacific Championship race this weekend.
The Red Bull pitstop SNAFU that famously cost Daniel Ricciardo in last year's Monaco Grand Prix finally was put to rest on Friday when the Australian proved he had lost none of his speed on the track he considers his second home.
He is quite the amateur magician on the quiet, Fernando Alonso. A favourite pastime in his Formula One motorhome is to impress friends, corporate guests and even the odd passing journalist with his slick conjuring tricks, which include multiple three-card sleights of hand.
Formula One drivers have expressed concern that new kerbs installed at the Monaco Grand Prix could send their cars flying if they make a mistake.
It's a scene of pain and embarrassment, but Daniel Ricciardo still believes he's the man at "tight and intimidating" Monaco, his favourite Formula One circuit.
Former NASCAR driver Tony Stewart didn't get off with just a warning when he was stopped on Interstate 88 in DeKalb, Ill., over the weekend.
Indy 500 driver Scott Dixon and retired racer Dario Franchitti were robbed at gunpoint in a Taco Bell drive-thru Sunday night, according to an Indianapolis Metropolitan Police report.
His death comes five days after he was hit by a car while training on his bicycle.
Consistency counts in hunt for championship, but a victory would be sweeter still.
French driver Sebastien Bourdais will have surgery on a fractured pelvis suffered in a crash during Indianapolis 500 qualifying.
He was Supercars' highest-priced off-season signing and Scott McLaughlin is proving to be worth the big money he was paid to join flying Ford squad DJR Team Penske.
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