02.08.2020

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At McLaren, not only will he get that, but he can be the one that team builds around.”“For McLaren to sign Daniel as a replacement for Carlos is an obvious thing to do,” he wrote.

"There wasn't any moment, which was like a light bulb and said: 'Yes, that's what I need to do.'" So I don't really look at it like 'why not me?'" "There have been discussions already from a few years back, and that continued all the way through to now," Ricciardo said in an interview with"I won't deny that, but obviously it's never really come to fruition. "McLaren Group income tumbles as COVID-19 crisis hits "I've never really chose to dive too deep into it. (Nico) Rosberg did, but for most of us, it would be hard to walk away while winning.
Everyone will have their own ideas to work on.”"Obviously Seb's (Vettel) an awesome driver and a four-time champion," he said. Daniel Ricciardo predicted that it would be chaos when the F1 returned but even the Aussie veteran had no idea how crazy it would be. It’s questionable,” he said.“If you’re winning, it’s hard to walk away. "Ricciardo also held talks with McLaren over a drive back in 2018 when considering his options for 2019 and beyond, before eventually signing with Renault.The seven-time grand prix winner said there was no single moment or factor that prompted him to quit Renault and join McLaren this time around, saying there is no "black and white answer". "With Ricciardo seemingly heading towards the back end of his career, it was a big decision for the Aussie.There have been suggestions that Ricciardo and Ferrari mutually agreed not to partner up, with ESPN and Ricciardo is a race winner – after his last win at Monaco in 2018.“In truth, Ferrari seemed less likely on this occasion than it might have in 2016, or even a spell in early 2018. Charles knows the team from what he has achieved, but it doesn’t make sense that one is above the other. Ricciardo said.

The races in Canada, Silverstone, Japan and Austin, in particular, were all truly top-class performances.“Clearly Zak Brown and Andreas Seidl were able to convince Daniel they were the team outside the top three most likely to challenge Ferrari, Mercedes and Red Bull. He's a bit of hot property right now, and I guess it's a good fit for where they are at. Ricciardo announced earlier this month he would be leaving Renault at the end of the season to join McLaren next year, replacing Ferrari-bound Carlos Sainz.Ricciardo had been linked to the Ferrari drive following Sebastian Vettel's exit, having previously held talks with the team over a race drive back in 2018 when he was with Red Bull.The Australian has revealed these talks extended into this year as Ferrari considered a replacement for Vettel, only for the team to strike an agreement with Sainz. Aussie Formula One superstar Daniel Ricciardo’s move to McLaren has been widely praised as the seven-time Grand Prix winner has taken a gamble to move on from Renault.Ricciardo is no stranger to leaps of faith, having parted ways with Red Bull for then “best of the rest” team Renault for the 2019 season.But after a blockbuster week of moves sparked by four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel leaving Ferrari, plenty of questions still remain.Ricciardo and Carlos Sainz appeared to be the only two in contention for Vettel’s seat, with the Spaniard winning the race as Ferrari chases its first driver’s champion since Kimi Raikkonen’s championship in 2007.The moves had been discussed for weeks, if not months, in the lead up to the decision so it wasn’t a surprise but Ricciardo and McLaren have been seen by many as the winners of the week.Daniel Ricciardo has made a massive move to McLaren.At 30, Ricciardo is seemingly closer to the end of his career than the beginning.In breaking down the news, F1.com’s Lawrence Barretto highlighted part of his interview from testing in Barcelona, where Ricciardo spoke about his future in the sport.While not putting a time limit on it, Ricciardo said he wants to compete as long as he’s competitive.“My longevity in the sport will be dictated on how competitive I am, in terms of, for example, if Lewis (Hamilton) wasn’t in a winning car the last few years, if he was in P8 and P9, would he still be in the sport?

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