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Horner expects Ricciardo to "bounce back" from rough F1 2024 start

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Ricciardo crashed out of the Suzuka race on the first lap following contact with Williams driver Alex Albon in Turn 3, which pitted both drivers into the outside tyre barriers.With Ricciardo having already sat out Friday's first free practice session so his RB team could run rookie Ayumu Iwasa, the early exit further dented the Australian's efforts to get his 2024 season back on track.Ricciardo ...Keep reading

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Horner expects Ricciardo to "bounce back" from rough F1 2024 start

Ricciardo crashed out of the Suzuka race on the first lap following contact with Williams driver Alex Albon in Turn 3, which pitted both drivers into the outside tyre barriers.With Ricciardo having already sat out Friday's first free practice session so his RB team could run rookie Ayumu Iwasa, the early exit further dented the Australian's efforts to get his 2024 season back on track.Ricciardo ...Keep reading

11 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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Autosport broke the news in London, United Kingdom 11 months ago on Thursday, April 11, 2024.

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