News about Daniel Ricciardo

Formula One bosses have taken the surprise decision to ditch the awarding of a bonus point for the fastest lap. The FIA's move - announced ahead of this weekend's US Grand Prix - comes after Daniel Ricciardo snatched the award away from championship contender Lando Norris at the previous round in Singapore.

Liam Lawson is set to replace Daniel Ricciardo at the Visa Cash App RB team for the final six races of the Formula One season. The team opted to part company with the much-loved Australian driver following his indifferent form on the track this season.  But reports suggest that the Austrian Formula One outfit may be set to lose out on a chunk of money thanks to a deal that the former McLaren driver helped them broker. 

The West Australian star's Formula One career came to a sad and controversial end in Singapore last month - but he's been given an option to stay behind the wheel in Aussie motor sport's holy grail.

Helmut Marko has defended Red Bull's handling of Daniel Ricciardo's exit from the Formula One team, insisting that the Australian driver 'lost his killer instinct' and was no longer as daring as he used to be on the track. Ricciardo was shown the door after the Singapore Grand Prix, with the Red Bull advisor, Marko, believing the 35-year-old was no longer showcasing the brawn and guile he had once exhibited during his racing career. The Western Australian had initially left Red Bull in 2018 for a shock switch to Renault, before joining up with McLaren.

Christian Horner has fired a warning message to Sergio Perez after revealing the reasons behind Daniel Ricciardo's axing.  Ricciardo said farewell to a 'wild and wonderful' 14-year Formula One journey after the popular Australian driver was sacked by Red Bull Racing last week. The eight-time F1 race winner was let go by his RB team, an outcome which even the 35-year-old himself had been expecting after his disappointing 2024 campaign.

Daniel Ricciardo's legion of fans will be excited to know that V8 Supercars bosses are targeting the recently axed Formula 1 superstar.

Any F1 fan with more than a passing interest in the sport knew Ricciardo was a great chance of being sacked by Red Bull this year - but the nature of his dismissal has still left racing nuts in shock.

The speculation that had been raging for most of the year has become a reality now that Ricciardo (pictured) has been let go after an underwhelming year by his lofty standards - and fans are lashing out.

A Formula One legend has lost his seat following a disappointing run of form. The 35-year-old had been racing in F1 since 2011 and topped the podium at eight Grand Prix during a fine career. However, he has only finished in the top 10 in three of his 18 races this year. With six races remaining in the 2024 season, he has been replaced by a 22-year-old from New Zealand.

The details surrounding Daniel Ricciardo's emotional lap of honour following the Singapore Grand Prix have been revealed by a photographer inside the Formula One paddock.

If Daniel Ricciardo has completed his last-ever F1 race in Singapore , the Aussie will be remembered for signing off with class even as the slings and arrows rained down upon him

While neither Ricciardo nor RB has confirmed those rumours, the 35-year-old appeared visibly upset when he spoke to F1's in-house broadcaster after the race, in which he finished 18th with the fastest lap of the Grand Prix.

The axe is looming over RB driver Ricciardo, with reports suggesting that the popular Australian will be replaced by rookie driver Liam Lawson at the United States Grand Prix next month.

Lando Norris prevailed on an evening his title dreams demanded he had to, taking a commanding but occasionally nerve-rattling win in the Singapore Grand Prix. The British driver mostly dominated from pole, never surrendering the lead in 62 laps despite two heart-stopping brushes with the wall, with title rival Max Verstappen runner-up for Red Bull. Verstappen's lead is trimmed from 59 to 52 points with 180 remaining across six grands prix and three sprint races.

Aussie Daniel Ricciardo might well be preparing for his final F1 race at the Singapore Grand Prix after a disastrous qualifying session at the Marina Bay Circuit.

David Croft has been slammed by sympathetic fans following a brutal question he asked other drivers about struggling Australian star Ricciardo (pictured left and right) before the Singapore Grand Prix.

Formula 1 fans are convinced that Daniel Ricciardo's time in the sport is over - and there's a very clear reason why. The Australian's future is up in the air, with various reports claiming that Singapore could be his final race as Red Bull look to the future with Liam Lawson. Although a decision has not yet been announced, some F1 fans are confident that there are obvious signs around Singapore of the team's decision.

The 23-year-old (pictured left in Monaco, top right with girlfriend Lily Zneimer and bottom right after winning the Baku Grand Prix) has gone from go-karting in Melbourne's suburbs to thrilling fans in the world's biggest races as he grows his reputation as Formula One's brightest young star.

When asked by Daily Mail Australia whether the trip revealed any hidden talents that could have led to different sporting pursuits, Ricciardo went through his options.

It was the perfect recipe to spice up Starbucks's best-selling Halloween-themed pumpkin latte. But the coffee chain's plans to make Geri Horner the face of its popular autumnal drink are said to have been left in tatters following a dispute over whether or not it should be named after the former Ginger Spice. The Mail on Sunday can reveal that Ms Horner, 52, had spent ten months in negotiations with Starbucks to front the campaign, which was due to launch within weeks and would have earned her an estimated six-figure sum. But sources at the US firm say that, at the 11th hour, the Spice Girl wanted to name the coffee the 'Geri Latte' which it refused to do, prompting her to pull out.

Daniel Ricciardo made a memorable return to the Dutch Grand Prix, where he cheekily acknowledged the turn that led to his hand injury last year

Doohan will make his F1 debut at the season-opening grand prix in Melbourne next year, joining fellow Australians Oscar Piastri and Daniel Ricciardo on the grid.

Daniel Ricciardo has just one chance left to save his career at Red Bull after the F1 giants guaranteed a young Kiwi one of the few drives left on offer for 2025

Red Bull's head of driver development and key advisor, Helmut Marko, has said he fears issues around the RB20 will not be ironed out ahead of the Dutch Grand Prix, this weekend. According to The Mirror, Marko claims problems with the car's balance and speed have still not been addressed fully by the constructor's technical and mechanical teams. He said Red Bull 'no longer have balance in the car', and that 'problems are likely to continue' ahead of Formula One's summer restart at Max Verstappen's home Grand Prix in Zandvoort.