Daniel Ricciardo’s career in Formula 1 might be over, but he has an open invitation from the Australian Supercars chief if he wants to race on the touring car circuit.

Red Bull has replaced Daniel Ricciardo with Liam Lawson for the remainder of the Formula One season. Ricciardo, a fan-favorite, struggled to regain his form and was outperformed by teammate Yuki Tsunoda.

Recently axed Formula 1 star Daniel Ricciardo has lifted the lid on what is likely to be his final race as part of the Red Bull family. Despite rumours that the Aussie star was in contention to replace Sergio Perez at the main Red Bull team,

Ricciardo won eight races over 14 seasons, with his final victory coming at Monza in 2021 when he won driving for McLaren. He was bought out of his McLaren deal after the 2022 season, and he was hired to return to Red Bull as a team ambassador.

A return to Red Bull Racing would have been a fairytale ending to Daniel Ricciardo's redemption arc, but it "wasn't to

Ricciardo competed back in 2015, and with no plans firmly established for next year, the popular Aussie is said to be a target to feature for the race organisers, according to Fox

Daniel Ricciardo was dropped by Red Bull sister team VCARB after the Singapore Grand Prix and has now accepted his F1 career is over, but he is still set to receive offer.

Eight-time F1 race winner Daniel Ricciardo’s sudden departure from Red Bull Racing in late September has sent shockwaves through the motorsport world, marking the end of his 14-year career in Formula 1.