Daniel Ricciardo

In fact, IndyCar ace Colton Herta has just completed his first test in McLaren's 2021 F1 car and yesterday McLaren Racing announced it had signed the 2021 ...

I’m working my ass off with the team to make improvements and get the car right and back to the front where it belongs. It’s no surprise that rumours have been circulating about the Australian potentially leaving the team (and perhaps F1 completely) at the end of this season then. Things haven’t exactly gone to plan for Daniel Ricciardo since he joined McLaren ahead of the 2021 Formula 1 season.

The struggling 8-time race winner says he's "committed to McLaren until the end of next year and [is] not walking away" from F1.

If and when Ricciardo does bid F1 farewell, he seems to be running out of options as for where to go next. But even that doesn’t present the full picture, because Norris has consistently placed in the points — on eight occasions in 2022 compared to Ricciardo’s three. I am committed to McLaren until the end of next year and am not walking away from the sport.

MCLAREN continue to add to their roster as Daniel Ricciardo faces increased pressure to perform...

Norris and Ricciardo are fending off Fernando Alonso and Esteban Ocon, with both teams level on 81 points heading into the showdown at the Circuit Paul Ricard later this month. Palou is the second IndyCar champion McLaren have recruited in recent months after Alexander Rossi's arrival, and he will also test drive with the F1 team from 2023, joining Colton Herta and Pato O'Ward. Ricciardo has taken to social media to address the increasing speculation surrounding his future at McLaren. He wrote: "There have been a lot of rumours around my future in Formula 1, but I want you to hear it from me.

Australia's Daniel Ricciardo issues a defiant message about his future at McLaren, saying he's more determined than ever to make a success with the British ...

"There have been a lot of rumours about my future in Formula One, but I want you to hear it from me," he said in his post. His message appeared like an emphatic response to the growing conjecture about his future with McLaren, with whom he has a contract through to the end of 2023. The 33-year-old Australian driver prompted surprise on Wednesday with a defiant message about how committed he is to Formula 1 racing and how he's determined to stay with McLaren through to the end of his contract next year.

Speculation surrounding the possibility of Daniel Ricciardo leaving McLaren Racing has reached all-new levels this week.

Will it follow suit with the likes of Drive To Survive and Top Gun: Maverick director Joseph Kosinski’s Formula One movie starring Brad Pitt by doubling down on the drama aspect? If Daniel Ricciardo were to leave McLaren Racing, however, he wouldn’t exactly be idle for long. Hence the lingering sense of doom amongst fans and critics alike.

Daniel Ricciardo has fallen from grace. After being one of the Formula 1 drivers competing for podiums on a consistent basis a few years ago with Red Bull, ...

But as of right now, he doesn’t want to go anywhere else. I’m working my ass off with the team to make improvements and get the car right and back to the front where it belongs. I am committed to McLaren until the end of next year and am not walking away from the sport.

MAX VERSTAPPEN and Sergio Perez have enjoyed a fine relationship at Red Bull, with the Mexican contributing to the Dutchman's monumental world championship ...

However, he revealed he is ‘proud’ when one of the Red Bull cars crosses the line first. When asked by LADbible TV to choose whether they agreed or not with the statement ‘I love being teammates with the person opposite me’, both Red Bull drivers slid their glass to the ‘strongly agree’ option. Ricciardo dramatically left the team for Renault as he appeared concerned Red Bull were set to place stock in the Dutchman, who won his maiden world title in 2021.

Daniel Ricciardo has been accused of 'bailing out' of taking on Max Verstappen when they were team-mates at Red Bull.

"Rather than taking up the fight, he wanted to keep his distance. Extolling Ricciardo's virtues, Marko told the Red Bulletin: "A cheerful, natural talent with outstanding car control. That’s too bad."