Ricciardo feels there was something 'a bit off' with his McLaren F1 car after what he labelled a 'pretty sad' British GP.
The Australian worked his way into the top 10 through the opening stages, only to fall back to 13th when he pitted for a set of hard compound tyres on lap 20.
Ricciardo summed his day up as being"a pretty sad one" before explaining the grip issues he faced throughout the race.
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