Daniel Ricciardo has apologised to Carlos Sainz after a collision that ended the Ferrari driver’s Formula One race on the opening lap at Imola.

“The first thing that (Ricciardo) did (after the race) was come to the Ferrari box to apologise to me,” Sainz told reporters.

“The mechanics were all with me and we all thanked him for the gesture.

“That’s why there’s no hard feelings with Daniel. What happened with him could have happened to anyone out there today but unfortunately it had to happen to me.

The West's sport chief of Staff Glen Quartermain joins Ben to disciss.

Daniel Ricciardo has apologised to Carlos Sainz after a collision that ended the Ferrari driver&rsquo;s Formula One&nbsp;race on the opening lap at Imola.
&ldquo;The first thing that (Ricciardo) did (after the race) was come to the Ferrari box to apologise to me,&rdquo; Sainz told reporters.
&ldquo;The mechanics were all with me and we all thanked him for the gesture.
&ldquo;That&rsquo;s why there&rsquo;s no hard feelings with Daniel. What happened with him could have happened to anyone out there today but unfortunately it had to happen to me.
The West's sport chief of Staff Glen Quartermain joins Ben to disciss.

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