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Daniel Ricciardo has dedicated his Malaysian Grand Prix victory to the late Jules Bianchi and says he has been waiting two years to do so.The Australian took advantage of Lewis Hamiltons dramatic engine failure to lead home Red Bulls first one-two since the 2013 Brazilian Grand Prix. Ricciardo fended off teammate Max Verstappens charge with a brilliant defensive drive, just moments before leader Hamiltons race ended up in smoke as his Mercedes caught fire.After the race, a visibly emotional Ricciardo, who claimed his first win since the 2014 Belgian Grand Prix, told Sky that he had been wanting to dedicate a victory to Bianchi -- who died last year as a result of severe head injuries he suffered after a crash in 2014 at Suzuka.I want to dedicate this one to Jules, as well, he said. Ive been waiting for a victory and waiting to dedicate this to him.My life definitely changed after that incident. Im extremely grateful and appreciative of everything that Ive got. Ill dedicate this to him.Ricciardo believes the win is a sign of how far Red Bull has come as a team over the last two years and was quick to pay gratitude to his family.After Monaco in particular was obviously mixed emotions. It was a hard one to take. I felt weve come through that, as a team weve learnt a lot. As a person, it made me a bit stronger. I think Ive only got better since then.I want to thank my parents. Theyre not here this weekend but definitely without them... I think just simple things, the way they supported me growing up. I had a good upbringing, Im thankful for that. I think its definitely helped me get to this point. My sister as well.Ricciardo lost out on an almost-certain victory in Monaco earlier this year, after a slow pit stop saw him finish behind Hamilton in second. The Red Bull driver said he felt his win in Sepang was deserved after losing out around the streets of Monte Carlo.Obviously Lewis got the lead and got his problem. 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"I really thought he was going to go all the way," Vikings coach Leslie Frazier said, adding: "That was very encouraging, something that we can definitely build on." Patterson picked up enough energy from the preseason game crowd to push through some early fatigue, and the long run "took some pressure off" him. "I cant wait until a regular season game to see how crazy thats going to be," he said. Christian Ponder connected with Jerome Simpson for 15 yards right after Pattersons return, but when he went back to Simpson on the next play the throw was a bit high and bounced off Simpsons hands and into Shiloh Keos for an interception. Ponder, entering a critical third season for his future as Minnesotas quarterback, only took those two snaps. "Obviously we wouldve liked to have a touchdown and a long drive, but it is what it is," Ponder said. "Weve got a ton of practice left to get better." The quick end tempted Frazier to keep Ponder and the other starters in for a second possession. "Then I had to remind myself of why we made the decision that we were going to go one series ... whether it was two plays, three plays, 10 plays," the coach said. Matt Cassel came in next and finished 12 for 19 for 212 yards. He was picked off by Eddie Pleasant when he tried to throw across his body while rolling to his right, but he later found fullback Zach Line for a 61-yard catch and run for a score. Houston was more efficient. Matt Schaub went 5 for 5 for 34 yards to set up a field goal on his only series. T.J. Yates was 13 for 21 for 151 yards and the scoring pass to Hopkins against the second string defence. Then when the third teamers took over after halftime, Case Keenum completed 13 of 18 passes for 125 yards and a touchdown.dddddddddddd Ray Graham ran for a score, too. The Vikings saw some highlights from another one of their three first-round picks, too, with a tackle for a loss and a pass batted down at the line by defensive tackle Sharrif Floyd. He gave them a scare when he stayed down with an injury to his left knee, but he was able to walk off on his own. "He should be fine. We couldve put him back in the game," Frazier said. Veterans Jared Allen, Kevin Williams and Chad Greenway all sat out for the Vikings, and Desmond Bishop (groin) and Xavier Rhodes (hamstring) were held out. The Texans held 20 players out, some because of injuries and others due to the desire to protect important players. Arian Foster, Andre Johnson and Owen Daniels were missing from the offence, and J.J. Watt, Brian Cushing and Ed Reed were held out on defence. Foster has been on the physically unable to perform list, first for a strained calf and now with a back issue, so the chance of him carrying the ball in a preseason game this month is slim. After finishing seventh in the NFL in total yards last season and setting a team record by averaging 26 points per game on their way to a franchise-best 12-4 finish and second straight playoff appearance, the Texans are on track for another elite performance if they can keep their core players healthy. Adding Hopkins, the sure-handed kid from Clemson, cant hurt. The 6-foot-1, 215-pound Hopkins was targeted five times in the first half, including by Yates when he had a one-on-one matchup with Bobby Felder along the sideline. He leaped over the cornerbacks head to haul in the ball and cradle it close as he fell to the turf in the end zone. "Hes been doing that all camp. If you give him a chance with the ball hes going to make the play," coach Gary Kubiak said, adding: "Thats why hes here, and its just fun to watch these young players doing good things." Ben Tate will be Fosters backup, but undrafted rookies Dennis Johnson (Arkansas), Cierre Wood (Notre Dame) and Graham (Pittsburgh) are in an intriguing competition for the No. 3 spot in the backfield. Wood stood out the most, with 10 rushes for 59 yards and one catch for 14 yards. ' ' '