🗣️ 'We probably needed to give each other 20-30 more centimetres and we're fine' Daniel Ricciardo says he didn't plan to launch an overtaking move on Yuki Tsunoda when they clashed in the MexicoGP ⬇️ F1
Daniel Ricciardo says he"didn't plan" to launch an overtaking move on Yuki Tsunoda when they clashed during Formula 1's Mexican Grand Prix.The pair made contact when Ricciardo made a move on the inside of the tight right-hander Turn 6 as they battled for 11th position on the 51st lap.Ricciardo was handed a 10-second penalty by the FIA stewards. However, his recovery was helped by him being one of the few drivers to switch to soft tyres for the last part of the race.
"I've seen a few replays," he said."I'll take more of the responsibility, but certainly I don't feel it was 100 to zero in terms of my fault. I didn't lock, I stayed on the apex, truth is I didn't actually plan or want to overtake him there. "I thought if I could just stay there, keep him a bit on the dirty line, I'll get a better exit. Look, we probably needed to give each other 20-30 more centimetres and we're fine. Probably not even that.
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