Why Daniel Ricciardo would consider a comeback at Le Mans
Last month marked two years since Daniel Ricciardo’s last motor race to this day, as the eight-time grand prix winner regretfully, discreetly bowed out of Formula 1 – but is his career over? Ricciardo admits it likely is, having come to terms with the way his F1 stint ended – “I’m not 100% there, but I’m 90%,” he said of his quest of closure – but he might still be interested in ... Keep reading
In a recent interview, former F1 driver Daniel Ricciardo discussed the possibility of a comeback in motorsport at the prestigious Le Mans race. Despite leaving Formula 1 two years ago, Ricciardo admits that his career might not be over, provided the opportunity doesn't require a season-long commitment. He explained that a one-off event like Le Mans could provide the closure he seeks, as it would allow him to share the experience with other drivers and enjoy the form of competition once again.
Ricciardo noted that F1 is a selfish pursuit, but Le Mans could offer a different kind of camaraderie and fulfillment. He expressed interest in potentially racing alongside other Red Bull icons like Max Verstappen and Sebastian Vettel, who have shown interest in the event as well. However, Ricciardo emphasized that any return to motorsport would have to be for his own reasons and not to please others or for a grand finale.
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