Daniel Ricciardo is sceptical that Red Bull's short nose updates have delivered what was hoped for after a disappointing qualifying performance at the Spanish Grand Prix. After a big effort to get the short nose concept through the FIA crash test, Red Bull was finally able to run its new aerodynamic concept at Barcelona for the first time. But despite high hopes for its performance, Ricciardo ended up 10th on the grid, with team-mate Daniil Kvyat just two places ahead. When asked if the updates had delivered all that was expected, Ricciardo said: "Right now, it is hard to say too much positive in terms of pure laptime. "We are two seconds off the pole, so there is not progress. I...
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