Ricciardo returned to the Formula 1 grid with Red Bull’s junior team at last year’s Hungarian Grand Prix when he replaced the beleaguered Nyck de Vries but, just 14 months on,

Daniel Ricciardo could be done with racing altogether following his Formula 1 exit, Red Bull chief Helmut Marko has hinted. After plenty of speculation over the Singapore Grand Prix weekend, Ricciardo officially received the axe from Visa Cash App RB late last month, putting an end to his 2024 season and potentially his career.

Christian Horner, the Red Bull Racing team principal, has revealed that Daniel Ricciardo was intended to replace Sergio Perez should the need arise. Ricciardo,

Ricciardo was always intended to be Red Bull's safety net. But fluctuating form and a series of decisions leaves the veteran out of F1.

With Daniel Ricciardo dropped by Red Bull VCARB, let's ponder what's next for the Australian as he considers whether to stick with F1 or not.

D uring their time as teammates at Red Bull from 2016 to 2018, Max Verstappen and Daniel Ricciardo formed one of the most exciting and competitive driver pairings in Formula 1. As

Daniel Ricciardo, one of the most popular and likeable drivers on the Formula 1 grid, was released by Red Bull Racing on Thursday. The 35-year-old Ricciardo knew at the Singapore Grand Prix it was likely his final F1 race — essentially confirmed when his RB team called him into the pits ahead of the final lap to give the Australian the opportunity to set the fastest lap of the race.

F1 drivers losing their seats mid-season is not unheard of and Red Bull are particularly unafraid of swinging the axe, as Daniel Ricciardo found out after the Singapore Grand Prix

Christian Horner has been involved in a Red Bull blame claim, as the Formula 1 team’s exits pile up. The 2024 season has thrown up various challenges to the world champion Milton Keynes-based outfit,