F1: Daniel Ricciardo spun out on the final laps after another disappointing night in Saudi Arabia.
Teammate Yuki Tsunoda has finished ahead of Ricciardo in the two qualifying sessions there have been so far this year.
The Visa Cash App RB driver is instead facing more pressure to retain his current seat with Kiwi Liam Lawson waiting for a chance to earn a full-time spot on the grid. “There’s a lot at stake this season for both Yuki and Daniel,” Marko, Red Bull’s senior adviser, wrote in a column for“Yuki’s qualifying performance was very good and Ricciardo has to come up with something soon.
It emerged after the race in Jeddah that Ricciardo was the victim of a team pit stop stuff up that took more than 40 seconds.
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