Daniel Ricciardo remains “upbeat” as he continues his recovery from a broken hand but “it might be some time before he returns”, according to a respected F1 journalist.
The AlphaTauri driver has missed the last two races after breaking a metacarpal in his hand when he crashed in practice ahead of the Dutch Grand Prix.Ricciardo underwent successful surgery on his hand and is now in rehab, withdeputising in his AlphaTauri seat until the Australian is fit enough to make a comeback.
“He’s remaining upbeat, though. Sensibly, he's waiting to be fully fit before coming back. There's no point rushing, especially as he had impressed in his first two races back.” Horner went on to admit that Ricciardo may not return to action until the Qatar Grand Prix in early October.
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