With Sergio Perez’s contract at Red Bull entering its final 20 months, who could the Austrians be looking at to replace the Mexican, or are they looking at a replacement at all? Perez’s current deal is set to expire at the end of 2024, by at which point he’ll be 34 years old. Whilst his
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Daniil Kvyat has reflected on his career at Red Bull in an appearance on the Track Limits podcast, discussing his experience alongside Australian Daniel Ricciardo When Kvyat joined Red Bull in 2015, Ricciardo was seen as the team’s number 1 driver, having outperformed Sebastian Vettel during the previous season. “Daniel Ricciardo at the time was
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Ex-Red Bull driver Daniil Kvyat has admitted that he found former team-mate Daniel Ricciardo’s personality a “bit too much”, but that himself and the Australian “got along well” when racing for the Austrians. Kvyat spent just over a season racing for Red Bull alongside Ricciardo, with the Russian driver having been promoted from Toro Rosso
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Red Bull development driver Daniel Ricciardo isn’t afraid of a potential lack of seats on the grid for 2024, with the 33-year-old still targeting a return to Formula 1 next season. Ricciardo opted to take a season away from the sport after spending two years underperforming at McLaren, which resulted in his 2023 deal with
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Sergio Perez is seemingly a big fan of Red Bull having brought Daniel Ricciardo back into the Milton Keynes-based team following his miserable two-year spell at McLaren, with the Australian currently occupying the role of development driver. Ricciardo raced for Red Bull from 2014-2018, a period in which he claimed seven victories for the Austrians.
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Alfa Romeo’s Valtteri Bottas has criticised his fellow drivers for their lack of personality in the paddock, encouraging others to show their true selves, rather than some constructed image. In the last few years, only a handful of drivers in Formula 1 have stood out in the paddock, with Bottas becoming one of them this
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Haas team principal Guenther Steiner believes Red Bull development driver Daniel Ricciardo has “done the right thing” by taking a step back from Formula 1 this season, after ending a miserable two-year spell at McLaren. Other than winning the 2021 Italian Grand Prix, Ricciardo’s two-year stint at McLaren was woeful, with the Australian having struggled
MoreWith speculation swirling over whether Daniel Ricciardo will return to the Formula 1 grid next season, Haas team principal Guenther Steiner has revealed he shared a private conversation with the Australian. Haas is seen as possibly the only team Ricciardo could join next year, as most teams on the grid have their driver line ups
MoreDaniel Ricciardo’s return to Formula 1 next year seems less likely after Haas team principal Guenther Steiner appeared to rule out signing the Australian. Haas opted to sign Nico Hulkenberg for the 2023 season over Ricciardo, bringing the German back to Formula 1 after a three year break as a replacement for Mick Schumacher. In
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Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has confirmed that development driver Daniel Ricciardo will complete a test for the Austrians this season; however, the much-loved Australian will have to wait until “later in the year”. Ricciardo raced for Red Bull between 2014-2018 but has returned to the Milton Keynes-based team following his exit from McLaren,
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