Ricciardo Expecting Results In 2024 Like He Showed P4 He Showed In Mexico

Monday, 01 January 2024 at 16:00

Daniel Ricciardo stated he is looking ahead to 2024 to repeat performances as he showed during the 2023 Mexico City Grand Prix with a little bit different approach this time around.

Daniel Ricciardo thought he might never race in F1 again after the end of the 2022 season but got a second chance from the Red Bull family during the 2023 and 2024 seasons.

In 2023, he took part in seven Grand Prix Races, with the best performance during the Mexico City Grand Prix, where he outperformed drivers like Sergio Perez and Lewis Hamilton to put his AlhaTauri in P4 for the race.

The Honey Badger later delivered what was the best result of the season for his team after he finished seventh in the race at Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez.

The Australian driver shared his mindset changed after staying out for a couple of races at the beginning and middle of the season. He told the Speed Cafe:

"I’m coming from a place of gratitude, but I’m also coming from a place where I’m going all in, and I will expect results out of myself."

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The 34-year-old suggested he was satisfied with his performance during the Mexico City Grand Prix and will be looking to show something similar next season.

"I will expect me to do things like I did in Mexico and turn some heads, and have people saying ‘Oh, he’s still got it,” because I believe I can."

While Ricciardo recently confessed he doesn't feel as much pressure on winning the Championship title as he felt before, he still wants to get the maximum out of himself and show he deserves the seat in F1.

"Certainly, I will always put some pressure on myself to deliver, but it’s just probably the approach is a little bit different this time around."

The Aussie also mentioned that his ultimate dream would be to finish his career in Red Bull. Do you think we might see him alongside Max Verstappen once again in the future?