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Daniel Ricciardo refuses to apologise for aggressive display in Hungary

Daniel Ricciardo insists he was "inspired" in the Hungarian Grand Prix after a series of daring overtakes.

Red Bull driver Daniel Ricciardo has defended his approach in the Hungarian Grand Prix, after he was involved in two incidents.

The Australian made a series of daring overtakes, but he made contact with Valtteri Bottas on lap one and Nico Rosberg late in the race before finishing third.

He said at a press conference: "I left everything on the track. Whether some competitors like it or not, that's how I like to do it and how I'll always do it.

"I feel all my moves on track were...I was inspired today. I could have sat in third and accepted that, but I had the chance to win and I went for it. It's a shame how it ended up but at the same time I don't regret what I did."

Ricciardo sits seventh in the drivers' standings.

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