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A Red Bull driver talks about Ricciardo’s return to F1, anticipating success for the Australian.

Former Formula 1 driver Daniel Ricciardo, who recently exited the sport, has been forecasted for further success by former Red Bull star David Coulthard.

Following the Singapore Grand Prix in September, Ricciardo lost his position on the 2024 grid. Liam Lawson took over for him at Visa Cash App RB for the remainder of the season.

Often at the heart of driver swap speculations, Ricciardo likely felt the pressure as he was frequently outperformed by his teammate Yuki Tsunoda.

The future plans for the well-liked Australian are unclear, as only one slot remains available on the 2025 F1 grid at VCARB.

David Coulthard is in favor of Ricciardo’s return to F1.

In an exclusive GPFans interview, ex-F1 driver David Coulthard discussed the potential of Ricciardo’s comeback to the sport, implying that he might take a path akin to his own.

Coulthard, who raced for Red Bull from 2005 until his retirement in 2008, now splits his time between being a co-founder of an innovative initiative and promoting Red Bull at events like their show runs. He also works as an F1 pundit on race weekends.

Ricciardo’s fanbase experienced notable expansion thanks to his charismatic appearances on the hit Netflix series “Drive to Survive.” Coulthard believes that returning as an F1 pundit might be just what the Australian star is looking for.

“It’s a logical move for him. If he’s content with the opportunities he had in Formula 1, making the transition should be straightforward,” Coulthard told GPFans.

Being a Formula 1 driver, or any professional athlete for that matter, is an extraordinary gift and an exceptionally rare opportunity. It requires hard work to achieve and the support of others to maintain. However, in the world of elite sports, success ultimately hinges on performance.

He would especially excel right now due to the current state of the sport. With his foundation already set in America, I believe he could enjoy a very thriving profession.