Christian Horner claims Red Bull ready to ‘elect’ Daniel Ricciardo in any role after RB axe

VCARB driver Daniel Ricciardo faced dismissal from Red Bull Racing’s sister team after struggling to find his form over 18 races. Despite his best efforts, he couldn’t deliver the performance needed, resulting in him getting replaced by Liam Lawson. However, Red Bull has kept the door open for Ricciardo to continue working with the energy drink brand, showing its ongoing support for him.

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He is set to remain with Red Bull in a non-driving capacity after his exit from VCARB. Dr. Helmut Marko, Red Bull’s top consultant, confirmed that the team has had discussions with Daniel Ricciardo about a potential ambassadorial role, which could involve public relations and marketing activities.

Team boss Christian Horner acknowledged that the Aussie has strong ties to Red Bull and is currently reflecting on his future. He grew up with Red Bull, and he’s taking some time out at the moment, But he’d be very welcome, any time, to be part of whatever role he elected to get involved in. Christian Horner told PlanetF1.

comAlthough Ricciardo is currently retired from racing and hasn’t confirmed his future plans, he still has opportunities to engage with fans and the team. Horner emphasized that they welcome Ricciardo to participate in any capacity he chooses. He has a massive profile, and you’re a long time retired so, if he chose to want to get involved in some activities in the US in any way, it’s something we’d be very open to.

Christian Horner addedRicciardo is popular in the US due to his approachable nature and thrilling performances. His participation in the “Drive to Survive” series also significantly boosted his fan base. RELATEDZak Brown gives affidavit ultimatum to Red Bull over banned F1 trickChristian Horner gives his perspective on Daniel Ricciardo wearing ‘retired’ hatThe week before the U.

S. Grand Prix, Daniel Ricciardo shared a playful moment on Instagram with friends. He wore a hat that humorously stated he was “retired.

” Some fans may see this as Ricciardo stepping back from motorsport, but it’s more likely just a lighthearted joke. Daniel Ricciardo (via IMAGO, @adamcianciarulo/Instagram)This reflected his playful nature among pals. Known for his fun-loving nature, Ricciardo keeps things enjoyable and shows he doesn’t take himself too seriously during this transitional phase.

His former boss Christian Horner smiled as he acknowledged the honey badger’s humor and stated that the Aussie was simply enjoying this chapter of his life. That’s his decision that he wanted to make. Christian Horner saidRELATEDMax Verstappen sympathizes with Lando Norris by recalling his own incident from 2017Ricciardo may not be completely out of Formula 1 due to his significant legacy.

Horner hinted at a possible return to the Red Bull family next season. Time will tell how his career unfolds after a disappointing end to his motorsport journey.

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