Daniel Ricciardo has struggled since leaving Red Bull at the end of 2018Liam Lawson will replace Daniel Ricciardo for the remainder of the 2024 season
What’s next for Daniel Ricciardo after F1 exit?
Ricciardo must fear not. His former boss believes he would be a natural in another line of work, tipping him to make a shock move in the near future.
“He’s so good in front of the camera, he’s a natural entertainer and showman,” Horner said on the F1 Nation podcast.
“He will be for sure in front of the camera at some point, and I’m sure there’ll be a documentary or something that’ll be fascinating.”
A disastrous Singapore GP signaled the end of Ricciardo’s F1 career, and Lawson was promptly announced as his replacement for the rest of the 2024 season.
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According to Horner, Red Bull chief Helmut Marko wanted the 35-year-old dropped at the Spanish GP, but the team persisted with Ricciardo giving him more time to attempt to better his team-mate Yuki Tsunoda.
Ricciardo’s next step after F1 remains unknown, however, V8 Supercars CEO Shane Howard has extended an informal offer to join the championship, revealing it would be ‘massive’ for the series to involve the Aussie.
Outside of motorsport, Ricciardo is also invested in various other projects including the production of upcoming Hulu comedy series Downforce, and his own clothing line Enchanté.
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