Ricciardo returned to the Formula 1 grid with Red Bull’s junior team at last year’s Hungarian Grand Prix when he replaced the beleaguered Nyck de Vries but, just 14 months on,

Red Bull Racing may not be done with Daniel Ricciardo just yet. While the Australian driver’s F1 career has hit a wall following the announcement that Liam Lawson will replace him for the remaining six races of the 2024 season,

Ricciardo won eight races over 14 seasons, with his final victory coming at Monza in 2021 when he won driving for McLaren. He was bought out of his McLaren deal after the 2022 season, and he was hired to return to Red Bull as a team ambassador.

With Daniel Ricciardo dropped by Red Bull VCARB, let's ponder what's next for the Australian as he considers whether to stick with F1 or not.

Daniel Ricciardo, an eight-time grand prix winner, has been fired by Red Bull Racing and will be replaced immediately by Liam Lawson at RB.

David Coulthard warns Sergio Perez about a potentially uncertain future at Red Bull similar to Daniel Ricciardo.

Daniel Ricciardo has opened up on his life away from the track following his departure from Formula 1. The Australian was axed by Visa Cash App RB after last month's Singapore Grand Prix, and with no seat lined up for next season, now looks to have been seen on the F1 grid for the very last time.

Formula 1 driver Daniel Ricciardo was dismissed Thursday by the Red Bull Racing junior team effectively immediately, ending his second stint in the sport with an unusual midseason departure.

Daniel Ricciardo's Formula 1 driving career is most likely over after Red Bull replaced him at sister team VCARB with reserve driver Liam Lawson for the final six races of the 2024 season

Keen to catch the attention of the former eight-time grand prix winner, Supercars chief executive Shane Howard told News Corp: “I think everyone would welcome Daniel with open a