Daniel Ricciardo has made a solo pledge following his axing from the Red Bull family in Formula 1.
The Aussie star’s exit from the sport was signalled by his decline in performance at McLaren, where he was eventually sacked from the team in favour of Oscar Piastri for 2023.
However, Ricciardo was offered a lifeline when Nyck de Vries was dropped from Alpha Tauri (VCARB), and the Australian was given a second chance back in the sport after returning to the Red Bull family.
The 35-year-old once again failed to live up to his previous form at RB, and was consistently beaten by team-mate Yuki Tsunoda throughout the 2024 season.
The New Zealander has already proven himself as a worthy replacement, after he started from the back of the grid in Austin and made his way up into P9 to secure a points finish for the team.
With an F1 comeback unlikely for Ricciardo, attention turns to what the Aussie will do in his life after the sport.
A jump across the pond to US racing series' NASCAR and IndyCar have been tipped as eventual destinations for Ricciardo, although he is yet to confirm whether this will be the case.
However, Ricciardo has no intention of announcing his next career move yet, and has instead enjoyed some down time since leaving F1.
In his latest post on Instagram, Ricciardo uploaded a light-hearted video of him singing along to In Bloom by Neck Deep in the car with a friend.
Ricciardo belts out passionately one of the lyrics of the song "I can do this on my own," perhaps a hint that he is doing just fine in his life after Red Bull, and will continue to flourish in a career away from F1.