Why Ricciardo Would Consider a Comeback at Le Mans
- On Wednesday, Daniel Ricciardo reflected on his 2024 departure from Racing Bulls during a Beyond The Grid podcast interview, candidly discussing the "failure and humiliation" he experienced after leaving Formula 1.
- Ricciardo struggled to accept his career ended before the 2024 season concluded, describing a "sense of humiliation" after realizing he could no longer perform at his previous level following the Singapore Grand Prix.
- Despite his public smile, the Australian driver admitted to concealing "a lot of pain and sadness," spending months hiding his emotions while coping with the sudden transition from elite motorsport competition.
- Reflecting on his 14-season career, which included eight Grand Prix victories and 32 podiums, Ricciardo now feels "extremely proud" of his achievements and has rebuilt his perspective on life after racing.
- Serving as a Global Ambassador for Ford Racing, the 37-year-old says he is more open to the thought of returning behind the wheel, seeking "a nicer ending" to his story.
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Verstappen leaves door open to Le Mans drive with Ricciardo
Oct 29 : Max Verstappen said a future Le Mans entry with former Red Bull teammate Daniel Ricciardo could appeal, but only if it came with the preparation needed to properly challenge for victory.Ricciardo raised the prospect on Wednesday on Formula One's "Beyond The Grid" podcast, saying he could consider a
If it were up to former teammate Daniel Ricciardo, he would one day drive the 24 Hours of Le Mans with Max Verstappen. "If we do that, we have to do it right," says Verstappen, who also sympathizes with the sick Kimi Antonelli. "It is not without reason that not only drivers, but also other people within teams get sick."
Ricciardo's recipe for a comeback? A Le Mans drive alongside Verstappen and Vettel
Daniel Ricciardo says he is becoming more open to the idea of a racing comeback in a one-off nature at Le Mans, and would want Max Verstappen and Sebastian Vettel on his team.The eight-time grand prix winner ended his Formula 1 career in 2024 when he was replaced mid-season at...
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