Daniel Ricciardo’s journey post-McLaren exit involved introspection, rediscovery, and a determination to perform better in Formula 1. Ricciardo acknowledged the impact of his McLaren exit.
Returning to his former team, Red Bull, and subsequently joining AlphaTauri in place of Nyck de Vries, Ricciardo embarked on a journey to reignite his racing spirit. However, a recent criticism from Marco
A criticism from Helmut Marko against Daniel Ricciardo
Daniel Ricciardo and Helmut Marko, the Red Bull senior advisor, have been in the spotlight recently due to their interactions. Australian Formula 1 driver Daniel Ricciardo has recently faced criticism from Helmut Marko, Red Bull’s motorsport advisor.
As per the reports on motorsports.com, Marko said, “There is a lot at stake this season for both Yuki and Daniel. Yuki’s qualifying was very good, and Ricciardo will have to come up with something soon.”
Ricciardo acknowledges Marko’s reputation for being discerning when evaluating drivers but emphasizes his own awareness of the imperative to enhance his performance.
Daniel Ricciardo breaks his silence
Australian Formula 1 driver Daniel Ricciardo has recently faced criticism from Helmut Marko, Red Bull’s motorsport advisor. After a disappointing performance in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, where he was once again out-qualified by his teammate, Ricciardo received a pointed remark from Marko.
Following the statement of Marko, when Daniel Ricciardo was asked about Marko’s comment he came up with a generous answer as per motorsports.com the Australian driver said, “No, it’s not annoying. I think that’s always a big part of our job.”
He added: “Of course, I want to be qualifying Q3. I want to get the results that I believe I can. But it’s tight. We’re in such a tight midfield and like Bahrain in quali, I knew I didn’t put the lap together I should have. And I put my hand up for that.”
In the end, Daniel Ricciardo is aware of the areas where he needs improvement, and he’s committed to delivering better results in Formula 1.
