Red Bull battling to be second best, says Ricciardo


Red Bull Formula One team driver Daniel Ricciardo of Australia talks to a member of his pit crew on the starting grid before the start of the Australian F1 Grand Prix at the Albert Park circuit in Melbourne March 16, 2014. REUTERS/David Gray

LONDON (Reuters) - It will take a lot more than disqualification from his home Australian Formula One Grand Prix to wipe the smile off Red Bull new boy Daniel Ricciardo's face.

The ever cheerful 24-year-old told the team website that being stripped of second place in Melbourne last Sunday had put "a bit of a downer" on his day but there was still plenty to be happy about.

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