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Daniel Ricciardo has revealed how he is adapting to life outside of F1, transitioning from a “high-speed life” into “a little bit of stillness.”
Daniel Ricciardo has been adjusting to life outside of Formula 1 by transitioning from a “high-speed life” to “a little bit of stillness”. He was replaced by Liam Lawson at Racing Bulls after the Singapore Grand Prix last September, ending his 13-year career in the sport. Throughout his career, Ricciardo achieved 32 podiums, three pole positions, and eight Grand Prix victories, predominantly with Red Bull. Despite struggling to recapture his peak form with Renault and McLaren, he recently rejoined the Red Bull family and spent time as the lead team’s reserve driver. Ricciardo is currently enjoying his time away from racing, focusing on self-exploration and new pursuits, such as hiking and reflecting on the importance of family and friends. This period of self-discovery has allowed him to appreciate the smaller things in life and work towards becoming a better listener and a more selfless individual.
