Daniel Ricciardo could turn his F1 career around 'on a dime' in the Red Bull third driver role, according to his former McLaren boss Zak Brown 🪙 Here’s the full story ⬇️
Daniel Ricciardo has the chance to turn his Formula 1 career around"on a dime" after taking up a Red Bull third driver role, reckons former boss Zak Brown.this year after the partnership had failed to deliver the results that were expected.
Ricciardo eventually agreed to become Red Bull's third driverAnd while some have questioned whether Ricciardo has taken the best route to keep himself in the limelight, McLaren CEO Brown believes that it could offer him an immediate chance to show he still has what it takes to win in F1.
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