Daniel Ricciardo

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Australian F1 star Daniel Ricciardo has spoken about his future in the sport, following news that another three events have been removed from the 2020 calendar. Prior to his signing with McLaren for the 2021 season, Ricciardo spoke with UK publication AutoCar about his future in Formula One and how he still believes he can finish on top.

Daniel Ricciardo is one of the best-known sportspeople in Australia. He's also one of the best-loved, with a million-dollar grin and a laid-back, relaxed demeanour completely at odds with his overtaking prowess on the track. He's at a new team in 2019, having jumped ship from Red Bull Racing to chase success at Renault. The French team finished fourth in 2018 and, despite a slow start to the 2019 season, has its sights set on the podium in the coming years.

Mark Webber has all but confirmed fellow Australian Daniel Ricciardo will take his seat next season following his exit from the Infiniti Red Bull Racing team after seven years with the Formula One team. Speaking with Australia's Channel 10 prior to the Belgian Grand Prix's main event at Spa-Francorchamps on Sunday, 36-year-old Webber announced, "The decision's made." "We all know who it is. I'm happy with that decision. It's good for him and good for Australia."