Having previously raced for Red Bull, Renault and McLaren, Ricciardo now drives for Visa Cash App RB, but faces an uncertain future as speculation over his seat continues.
Ricciardo: F1 pressure 'crazy'
Since joining the team midway through 2023 following a short spell away from the sport, the 35-year-old has failed to live up to expectations, and has found himself below team-mate Yuki Tsunoda in the pecking order.
After enduring a difficult start to the 2024 campaign - sparking some fierce criticism - Ricciardo has made steady improvements, but still faces a fight to secure a spot on the grid for next season.
Despite his struggles, the eight-time race winner is still held in high regard by Red Bull boss Christian Horner, and should he finish the season strongly, could be a realistic contender to replace Sergio Perez.
Speaking to Autosport in Spa - where he finished P10 - Ricciardo reflected on his journey in the sport, as he admitted he 'weirdly enjoys' being under the spotlight when the pressure is on to perform.
“It is a funny business,” he said. “And having the time off last year allowed me to come back into this business, and just handle these things much better.
"I laugh about it a little bit - I weirdly enjoy it.
“Is it a bit stressful? Yes. But you know what? It's a crazy world, it's a crazy sport, and it's fun to be a part of it.
“There is pressure on a lot of us and there are moments where we're going to have to see if we can withstand that pressure, and that's something I'm excited to see if I can do.”