It's All Over for Daniel Ricciardo

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[@arg_9584]

Never gonna forget 2014 and 2016, peak Ricciardo. Multiple factors screwed him over. 1. Max getting faster and faster 2. Redbull never having a championship contending car 3. Terrible reliability in 2018 which added to his frustrations 4. Redbull switching to unproven Honda for 2019. Yes they were improving a lot with Toro rosso, but still skeptical. 5. Not getting Vettel's Ferrari seat 6. Not getting to grips with cars other then redbull. 7. Being in the weird lul that is early to mid 2010 drivers never really having a chance at a title due to Mercedes dominance between 2014-2020.

[@danielmclellan7762]

Except Max didn't get faster and faster. Red Bull was nowhere

[@arg_9584]

@@danielmclellan7762 his progression from 2016 to 2018 was clearly visible for everyone to see, including Ricciardo. Redbull always had the 3rd or 2nd fastest car when Max and Daniel were paired.

[@alvmusic4402]

2. He could still have beaten his teammate even without WCC car 3. Same reliability for his teammate 4. He wasn't in RB in 2019 5. That wasn't a screw over. Teams just weren't interested in him. May they saw something that DTS fans didn't.

[@cameronelliott9709]

Yeah it’s never Dans fault

[@flynnster8174]

His 2020 Renault season is so underrated

[@jonlee6794]

this ridiculous driver drama is exactly the kind of dysfunction that you would expect from an organization that refused to even CONSIDER Yuki for the second seat on the main team

[@kazioglod]

They should give Yuki at least one season chance, but no they sticked with Mexican from Guadalajara.

[@weston9106]

Yuki is childish and does not fit the Red Bull mold. I don’t blame them for not wanting him

[@dark1810]

likely not marketable in any market worth a damn for red bull tbh hes good driver like but hes there due to honda more so than redbull

[@issammelzi728]

Then he should be dropped, the point of toro rosso was always to test drivers before promoting them, if it's not doing that then what's the point​@@weston9106

[@F1jones]

Tsunoda's not much better and is Honda's latest sugarbaby in the mold of Nakajima, Nakano and Sato. He'd never be in that team with out their typical insistence. He's just the benchmark for how useless Ricciardo is, nothing more.

[@CammyTheSportsEntertainer]

Ricciardo should have left F1 permanently in 2022. He had a good run, multiple wins. But he was never the same driver after leaving Red Bull. The McLaren move then shattered his confidence. Ricciardo should go to IndyCar, or even NASCAR or the WRC. These options (especially IndyCar) are more appealing than seeing him struggle at RB or a backmarker team. He's losing to Yuki, and Red Bull don't think Yuki is good enough for Red Bull...

[@ClinicalDecisionYikesYT]

@@CammyTheSportsEntertainer He should’ve never joined the sport. Insufferable man.

[@danielmclellan7762]

Blah

[@durgeshsrinivasyathirajam44]

I disagree

[@DRUMM3RX7]

I agree. I don't think he should be quit f1 in 2022 but I certainly agree he should go somewhere he thrives! I wanna see the old ricciardo. The TRULY happy ricciardo!

[@durgeshsrinivasyathirajam44]

@@DRUMM3RX7 I think he belongs in Formual one , his form is gradually improving

[@Zen-lf7zr]

Imagine feeling sad for this guy. He scored a bag from Renault AND McLaren. Insane contracts and enough money to last him forever. He had no pressure from teammates because he was in midfield all the time especially at McLaren and despite that he couldn't perform.

[@NafizC93]

Ricciardo 2014-2020 was peak. His 2014, 2016 and 2020 seasons were easily top 5 drivers of the season worthy. 2014 was arguably his best. People forget how good he was in the Renault in 2020 and act like he lost it after leaving red bull after 2018. He effectively killed/retired hulkenburg in 2019, and destroyed ocon in 2020. Renault was building up all around him as their no.1, the guy should never have left for McLaren.

[@Redskies453]

Well if not he would be with Alpine rn so that doesn't help. He was trying to get on the current McLaren resurgence ahead of time but he got old and lost it. Would have happened whatever team he was with. He was just no good with the new cars from 2022. I think in his mind Renault was just a placeholder while he secured another top seat.

[@bimbettocavallo]

Ricciardo's trajectory is one of the saddest in recent years. His move to Renault was the first step but it wasn't clear at the time. It only got worse year after year

[@Drakewyrm]

How so? He shined at Renault, and choosing Mclaren was an excellent move (this season proves it). He simply lacks talent. If he would stay longer at RB he would just get the boot sooner or later.

[@bimbettocavallo]

@@Drakewyrm You don't win 7 F1 races and solidly beat a 4 consecutive times world champion by accident. At Red Bull he was ACTUALLY good. I'm not saying that his decisions were wrong in an absolute sense, but they kicked off a negative spiral of confidence that eventually made him a worse driver. A lot of it might have happened regardless of his team choices. He's definitely not a good driver anymore.

[@CammyTheSportsEntertainer]

@@Drakewyrm Ricciardo in his Red Bull years was at his best. People rate his 2020 season and it was a very good year. But Red Bull were his best ones. Leaving Red Bull was his biggest mistake. He was very good there. With hindsight he'd be a 20+ race winner had he stayed

[@josehuaman6603]

Leaving Red Bull for Renault wasn't a bad move. Despite winning some races he was going to be 2nd driver after Verstappen. He went to a team that was just behind Mercedes, RB amd Ferrari, and the team showed potential in those years. But then it came his move to McLaren and the fall in performance. Then his return to Red Bull as reserve driver was to put pressure to Checo to improve his performance, but it didn't mean that Red Bull had the intention to give a titular seat again. That's why they gave him a seat in their B team and why they are replacing him with Liam.

[@jacliffh9221]

@@CammyTheSportsEntertainerHe wouldn’t as long as Max is seen as the no.1 driver. Having both Daniel and Max in the team 2019 onwards is not something Redbull wants to manage. RB15 and 16 could end up not fitting his driving style the same way it didn’t fit Gasly and Albon’s. And he would sink in the same fashion he did at McLaren. 2020 doesn’t seem that great a result because R.S.20 is not as good a car as RBs of the time, but imagine he stayed for 2021 with that A521 he could probably have gotten a win without drowning the rest of the year.

[@stonedage5087]

We tend to forget how good this guy was. I gotta say, during the Mercedes domination, with the new hybrid era of cars F1 didnt look that exciting to me. But Ricciardo really seemed the real deal both on and off track. It's a shame to see him fade away like this. I believe the max effect was just too much for him, seeing how quick he was at such early stages of his career, and quite obviously, started to be focus point of red bull, which was devastating for him. Whatever happened, he Lost his spark, but for a while, this guy was the real deal. I prefer to remember how great he was and the breathe of fresh air he was for F1 at the time.

[@lukedanielgalon1596]

I kind off have that max effect in my badminton that’s why I stopped training but for me I didn’t change how I play the games in the past. Even I get beaten at least I gotten knowledge and experience

[@F1jones]

I remember when Vettel won his fourth WDC at Brazil in 2013 where he said something to the effect of, "Let's remember this because you never know when it's going to end." I thought, that's it, he's burned out, he's done. It's so hard to continue at that level for that long and I knew he wouldn't be a factor the next year. Then Ricciardo came in and won three races, and that reputation has stuck with him of beating Vettel. That season put him on the map and since then, he's only won five more races. Hardly a world beater and never has been. He was just flattered by Vettel's lack of motivation eleven seasons ago and still rides that reputation.

[@krzysztofgowacki3758]

well said

[@AustinG29152]

With Checo now performing like he is as of late, it’s crazy to see the turnaround in narrative. It was Perez being talked about, now it’s solidified.

[@LorenzoCorrado19]

Perez has had 2 half decent races in a row. This doesn't change the rest of the season.

[@flynnster8174]

Perez also performed well at Monza and Baku last season, it's just the same trend

[@iceeeuuuu]

Riccardo has been. Far better then checo he is finished. He has not got a podium in how long, he has not been going good, he is just better then he was lol

[@Hamilton8timeChampion]

when they announced Perez to retain i knew it was because Ricciardo had lost that chance to take that red bull seat and Yuki is never getting promotion despite him deserving it

[@Chris-sf2cp]

Performing as of late? Where ? When? 😂😂 checo has single handedly cost red bull the constructors championship

[@ThatBoyAstrooo]

it's ricciardover

[@federico22prima]

It's sad cause I always liked him a lot, but we have to be honest: since he started at McLaren he hasn't been good enough

[@iceeeuuuu]

Lovable character, he will be in commentary somewhere.

[@9Alessi8]

Yeah, I remember Aldas has posted a video to express his worrisome of Ricciardo's move to Mclaren.

[@bernardoaugusto8697]

Dropping ricciardo for not doing as expected and keeping sergio while hes getting eliminated in q1 doesnt make any sense for me even though they are replacing him for a younger driver

[@xxczerxx]

"two wrongs don't make a right"...

[@issammelzi728]

It's literally mentioned why at the start of the video, because they want to keep lawson who isn't 90 years old and actually has a future.

[@patepulkkinenvtec2403]

At the moment this is still the best plan for Red Bull. Their car is so fucked that it would probably be just an unnecessary destabiliser to change a driver. However, the correct move for Red Bull would have been to sack Perez already at the end of last season or even in the middle of 2023, but now the damage is already done and very visible in the constructors' championship.

[@Hamilton8timeChampion]

@@patepulkkinenvtec2403 there was no justifible reason to give Ricciardo the red bull drive for 2024 season. he should have been binned off at end of 2023. Ricciardo only got given seat at RB because of his image.

[@illumitabris]

Unfortunately, a lot of these older drivers excelled at driving the older style regulations. The current style does not favor Daniel like it didn't favor Kimi and Sebastian. I get the feeling Max will get caught along with this as his preference is very sharp like the older cars, but it's more likely he'll leave the sport before that happens.

[@markmcintyre4050]

Sadly , he allowed max to run him away from the #1 team… he should not have allowed that😢

[@lavka123]

Your career as an F1 driver is determined not only by your skill but also by your team and heavily by other drivers. He was on the right trajectory from the start, but unfortunately, Max appeared as a younger, hungrier driver who became number one at RB, ending his run there. Then he started to do "200IQ" plays by switching teams, which ended his chances of recovery. Not many things are worse for a driver than being fired mid-season. Hi, career is a worse version of Alonso's one. At least he was able to get WC with all the unlucky stuff.

[@liukin95]

Daniel will do great in whatever series he decides to go to next, whether that's Nascar which he has touted in the past, maybe even sports cars in WEC or maybe even IndyCar? I'm sure he'll also get a reserve driver role at Red Bull or something for the 2025 season just to keep his presence in the paddock. But there's life outside of F1, some drivers don't often acknowledge that.

[@morris3861]

The reaper is knocking and it’s time for Ricciardo to answer. Goodbye, it’s been fun 😢😊

[@rama-n-i]

“Deserved” is the weirdest thing said so far. Like having a son that wants to come home for dinner but he doesn’t deserve to come back

[@raymondbabb1970]

Come and drive V8 Supercars back in Australia Mate.

[@kyperactive]

Do not go gentle into that good night...

[@RustyZonda]

He should have never left red bull at the end of 2018

[@andredeketeleastutecomplex]

I agree.

[@neverenoughgames72]

Never left Renault tbh. Might have opened a gap to Ferrari. But Charles would have ended his career there most likely.

[@betobeto1241]

Funny how you all talked trash about checo and now Christian said that it was never his fault because they ignored him, no one says a thing

[@midnightq69]

We still trash talk Checo. Bro has zero spatial awareness and even when he was going great he didn’t move over at Baku. That crash was on him.

[@betobeto1241]

@@midnightq69 thats just bias.. Sainz was moving towards him, it was both drivers fault but more sainz’s

[@issammelzi728]

What do you expect people to do though? Say sorry as if perez will ever see it

[@betobeto1241]

@@issammelzi728 no, but stop pretending it didn’t happen and talk about it.

[@kaustavkapur5532]

yes that's exactly how it works, I don't know why are you are so surprised. Us viewers are not driving the car so we didn't know the car was unstable. Only checo knew that. But now that it has empirically been proven by redbull that Checo is right, now we believe him.

[@markbradley9008]

To be honest I'd forgotten that he's still in F1; it's like he'd already left 6 races ago but nobody noticed. Hopefully he can find a drive in Formula Electric or whatever they call it

[@irmaobarbado]

I just see it when opened KZbin. Funny how the universe works

[@MuhammadNiz007]

What a timing it's just been confirmed that RB factory staff were informed on Thursday morning and Daniel was informed before stepping to the last first practice session

[@sbinnala]

His mistake was running away from a fight with Max

[@anuragbisht1200]

Redbull seats have become musical chairs. this silly season keep on giving.

[@NorthWolfe]

Self-inflicted wounds, I'd say. This is what happens when certain athletes choose not to have a top representative until their careers are slowly fading away. Along all these seasons he has done himself no favours. Talent alone is not enough, you need somebody who can fight for you, knows how to create opportunities and keep you in the minds of whoever is hiring. Riccardo never had that person.

[@emmanuelsengo684]

Honestly, I don’t have much sympathy for Daniel. He willingly chose to leave that Red Bull seat in 2018 because he didn’t want to challenge himself by going up against Max. He joined Renault, and the writing was on the wall. A season later, he moved to McLaren, only to suffer the same fate he feared at Red Bull. To make matters worse, he ended up taking a seat that didn’t belong to him in the first place. What angers me even more is that Red Bull were do eager to revive his career instead of promoting fresh talent.

[@danielmclellan7762]

Useless inaccurate comment

[@shubhamrana5616]

​@@danielmclellan7762How?

[@Quello25]

@@danielmclellan7762bro what all of it is accurate

[@cameronelliott9709]

Yep he chose his fate

[@Olifantenstaart]

@@danielmclellan7762yet 0 arguments. You lose.

[@calado92]

Poor Yuki, doing everything he can to show he deserves a chance, and see everybody wondering about Dani Ricc and Liam, i love Dani but its ridiculous at this point the fact that he still is in F1

[@michaelfierman3256]

He's dragged it out way too long already. It's been clear since the MCL days. It's sad seeing him go without almost any dignity left. BUT this does not excuse them deciding to keep Perez if that is still their plan. They've made a mess of it when they could have had Sainz etc.

[@danielmclellan7762]

Your opinion is trash

[@timtong2771]

I wouldn’t say without any dignity, he is a multiple time race winner and basically beaten vettle out of his seat, he’ll always be remembered. But in the end every great driver fade away, like Seb I just mentioned, 4 time world champion ended his career in an Aston that was 17,18 every weekend, is that dignified?

[@Hamilton8timeChampion]

yuki deserves a chance in the fucking red bull.

[@Elaba_]

He's not hungry anymore, just like Max the last couple of races.

[@F1jones]

Vettel wasn't either in 2014, and that's where Riccardo established the reputation that he still has for some reason. His five wins in the remaining ten seasons wouldn't have done it alone.

[@patepulkkinenvtec2403]

I wouldn't say Max isn't hungry, it's just that bluntly speaking he has been struggling recently = skill issue

[@tuomasholo]

If Lance didn’t yeet Yuki in last race he would have scored points

[@JustinW2980]

It’s difficult because I really want to see Liam on the grid but feel that Daniel has provided so much value to the sport and and off the track. If Perez is safe (and he appears to be) then Riccardo has to go unfortunately.

[@crystalracing4794]

Leaving Red Bull was always a mistake.

[@Redskies453]

They should be dropping Ric and Perez

[@gentnextdoor]

He should’ve gone 5 years ago

[@kevingarcia6368]

Is it truly over for him or am I misinformed again? Still need a confirmation to verify that.

[@omarfrom7118]

Eh, every other week there’s a new “it’s so over for Ricciardo” narrative

[@imbatman6029]

There's meant to be confirmation after the GP on Sunday 👍

[@dmgd509]

Rolling my eyes (in Australian)

[@mattrc77]

I just wish Indycar would get it shit together and become the series we know it could to attract drivers like Daniel and valtteri.

[@erenyeager007]

Just a couple of weeks ago Riccardo was gonna replace perez now he's the one that's leaving,f1 can be harsh sometimes

[@swampthing94]

THE HONEY BADGER WILL NOT GO DOWN WITHOUT A FIGHT

[@spicymilk8182]

Pack it up, it’s over lil bro

[@josiahboatengmyrie]

The honey badger is not going down he’s being put down

[@Kassap.72]

He already did 😒

[@cameronelliott9709]

He’s hasn’t fought in years.

[@gwdundee9307]

If Red Bull want to keep him, put him in the indy 500 like Alonso in 2019

[@TheImperfectGuy]

It's Riccardover

[@craigmoy5428]

What hurts if you are Danny is you are stuck behind arguably the weakest driver on the grid. Maybe Red Bull is just a paid driver team these days, Checo is there based on Slim money and other Mexican funding. As Colapinto has shown a mid fielder in F2 can match it with Albon, really makes you think the difference in drivers is minor, their selection in teams more to do with their ability to bring sponsors dollars and TV ratings. Having enough money to fund your drives all the way to F2 seems more important than actual skill. Mercedes throwing their weight behind a youngster who is similarly mid field in F2, seems to me it is now 1000% the car and about 1% the driver. Even the mighty Max looks like a journeyman in the current RB.

[@lukedanielgalon1596]

Good I wanted this to happen because his Career and what People remember but that’s too late I always wanted the Ricciardo who wins and genuinely enjoys racing not the one that suffers in the back and fighting for a Red Bull seat I do not want him remembered that way yet it did

[@iceeeuuuu]

People who are new or casuals you mean because everyone knows how good he was. I praise him tbh his done well to get back into a seat.

[@vladesolo9458]

Holy shit these comments are not it

[@eversor10]

Good

[@loyusum8459]

You really have hope for a VCarb podium?

[@lrg8737]

You don’t trust Yuki for RB. So you want to fire Perez? Who are you putting in RB? Lawson a rookie or Ricardo who has struggled in 2+ teams? Sergio has a though time but there is no close 2nd for his seat!

[@Chris-sf2cp]

Why isn’t racing bulls held to account ? ? His car is a piece of shit and his strategists are pathetic they have done him over big time. Ricciardo coping all the blame is bullshit

[@Drakewyrm]

I've never understood why RB thought that DR would be the one to replace Perez. The guy is washed, has been for a long time... We see this year that Norris isn't unbeatable, far from it. Yet he wiped the floor with DR.

[@MangoIsLove55]

its ricover

[@DanSahne]

I actually don't get it, beacuse he is driving so well and is always getting screwed over by crappy strategy and other things out of his control

[@sebastianramirez5404]

Feels illegal to be this early wth

[@dcsyd16]

Audi will get Lawson on Loan. DR to stay at vcarb until end of 2024, he has secured Sergio’s seat as he is preparing to retire. The Mexico media has been given briefing packs about his retirement plans which will be announced at the Mexican GP. With Max likely to go to Mercedes DR will be retained to be a back up and a big stick against Max & Sergio. There is another rumour emerging that Daniel and Yuki could be the next line up at Red Bull. If DR leaves that will place $140m of sponsorship at jeopardy. Bottom line no Daniel no Red Bull

[@A.s.s.777]

I am glad. He is done a long time ago. Not even his personality is more appealing. Tired of these has beens taking youngsters place. Alonso, Bottas, Sainz, Perez, Zhou, Hulkenberg should all leave to be honest.

[@cheryll5376]

Not all takes are bad but this is a wildly demented take

[@justinm.1]

Hasn't Ricciardo also been screwed over by some pit stop strategies for him to finish outside of the points? @3:56 RB going down in performance is probably another reason why Ricciardo can't get more points to his name

[@brycerobinson561]

nope, yuki wouldve outperformed him 2 more times if Yuki didnt have botched strategies, Yuki and Danny both have one blunder thanks to stroll. Dannys highlight was p4 in miami sprint and yuki outscored him the next day by performing better where you get more points. Dannys highs of the season have been 6 or 7/10 drives

[@cameronelliott9709]

What do you mean also screwed over. He’s not been screwed over he’s been given enough life lines

[@NicotineRosberg]

Just bad moves on his part. Seriously should’ve left after that 1st McLaren year. His time at Renault was still good & hindsight should’ve stayed. Maybe that team would’ve got better with his input & the confidence he brings to the Renault board. After he left the team slipped in further disarray. I get why he left Redbull. 2018 was very hard to watch with all those DNFs. But yea… after leaving Renault.. bro was cooked. That McLaren run damaged him

[@davidcasciari1989]

You drama and rumor starters are everything that's wrong with modern F1

[@iceeeuuuu]

Dan is better then checo.. checo has done nothing this season. They both need to go imo.

[@mikederucki]

He could make a big splash in Indy or NASCAR

[@towersj6132]

The story is that Riccardo is washed. That's the end of the story unfortunately

[@erikapple8955]

Clickbait bullshit

[@durgeshsrinivasyathirajam44]

The only reason why you’re making this video is sheerly for views and subscribers

[@quigglyz]

A video maker wants views? I’m SHOCKED!!!!!!!

[@acy9672]

first

[@ClinicalDecisionYikesYT]

He should’ve been thrown out in 2017.

[@raulpetrascu2696]

Bruh what

[@josiahboatengmyrie]

Ricciardo was still top 3 on the grid in 2017

[@ClinicalDecisionYikesYT]

@@josiahboatengmyrie he needs to head back to whatever nest of “honey badgers” he crawled out of. He’s going to test wheelchairs in Chinese F9 along with Lando Norris in 3 years. World champions of bottling and lost potential.

[@kyperactive]

@@ClinicalDecisionYikesYT I think you're confusing him for another Driver. Daniel was pretty good till his Mclaren days. Then he sorta became a victim of circumstance.

[@ClinicalDecisionYikesYT]

@@kyperactive no, I know exactly who I’m talking about.

[@DarinaRodriguez-v8f]

Thank you for your hard work and dedication. Your videos are always so high quality and interesting!🫒🤞🌙

[@RitaBaker-u1l]

Your videos are not just entertainment, they are a source of inspiration and wisdom. Thank you for your creativity and effort!🤭💶🦧

[@erenyeager007]

Just a couple of weeks ago Riccardo was gonna replace perez now he's the one that's leaving,f1 can be harsh sometimes