'There were no excuses last weekend, but before this weekend it's not even an issue anymore.'
Between a loss of wrist strength and needing to lift his pinky off the wheel in some corners, Daniel Ricciardo says the hand he broke is much better but not yet 100 percent.
The Aussie says while his hand has healed well, he did notice in Austin that he protected his pinky at times, that being the finger that was broken, while he had also lost some wrist strength.“I watched some onboard from the weekend and I’m even lifting the pinky in some corners. You can kind of get away with pushing the wheel, so it’s not too bad.
Looking ahead to this weekend’s race at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, Ricciardo says scoring his first points for AlphaTauri is the target.
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