F1i looks back at how the Malaysian Grand Prix at the Sepang International Circuit unfolded and gives each driver a mark out of ten
Daniel Ricciardo - 1st place, 25 points - 8.5/10
A long overdue win for Ricciardo, owing much to Hamilton’s misfortune but also a lot to some excellent racing. Kept Hamilton honest in the opening stint but didn’t appear to have the pace to challenge when team-mate Verstappen caught him following his second stop. Defended excellently in a high-class battle but it did look like only a matter of time before Verstappen’s fresher tyres told until Hamilton retired. On equal tyres after a late stop, Ricciardo comfortably kept his team-mate at bay.
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