After leaving the VCARB less than two weeks ago, Australian driver Daniel Ricciardo has already received one job offer from Supercars CEO Shane Howard, who plans to speak with his management.
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In order to “bring leadership to the FIA Administration,” Alberto Villarreal, a Spaniard, joined as general manager and reported to Ben Sulayem and Senate President Carmelo Sanz de Barros.
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Red Bull has “never ruled out” Charles Leclerc in the Formula One championship race.
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What will be Max Verstappen’s next step in his career? Take the most recent poll to share your thoughts with us.
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Red Bull is now trailing McLaren in the constructors’ standings by 41 points with six races left in the 2024 season. McLaren passed the Milton Keynes team at the top after Round 17 in Azerbaijan.
Following his dismissal from Formula 1, Daniel Ricciardo has been photographed with a “new team.”
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In the midst of current negotiations to hold a Grand Prix in Rwanda, Lewis Hamilton has urged Formula One to focus on Africa.
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In the years to come, who drivers will follow former Red Bull driver Daniel Ricciardo out the exit door after Formula One bid him a warm farewell in Singapore?
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After leaving Red Bull, Daniel Ricciardo has expressed his desire to assume an ambassadorial role. However, Christian Horner also hinted that Ricciardo would have another chance to race for Red Bull in the future.
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Carlos Sainz signed with Williams, which was a “smart” decision, as Jacques Villeneuve claims he never would have accomplished “anything special” with Volkswagen F1.
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