Former Red Bull driver David Coulthard explained that, if he was among those to represent Daniel Ricciardo, he would have him at the remaining US races this season, due to it being “such a great platform” for him individually.

Liam Lawson's recent revelations suggest that Red Bull kept Daniel Ricciardo in the dark despite having made their mind up to sack him

Ricciardo was unceremoniously sacked by Red Bull following an emotional farewell race at the Singapore Grand Prix. It was an outcome even the 35-year-old himself had been expecting after a disappointing campaign in 2024.

With Daniel Ricciardo and his toothy smile dumped out of RB due to a lack of results, New Zealand driver Liam Lawson starts a six-race sprint to the end of the season at the United States Grand Prix in Texas with the goal of proving he’s worthy of a full-time seat in 2025.

RB's Liam Lawson reckons breaking into points is the easiest way to prove himself with F1 return

There are many storylines to follow in the final stretch of the 2024 season. In almost traditional fashion, Red Bull’s driver line-up will be at the centre of discussion across F1 news outlets.

Lewis Hamilton is on track for a special Formula 1 record at the United States Grand Prix due to Daniel Ricciardo's axing from VCARB. Ricciardo was dropped after the Singapore GP and replaced by Liam Lawson for the remainder of the 2024 season.

Liam Lawson is back in Formula 1, and the young Kiwi couldn’t be more excited. After stepping in to replace Daniel Ricciardo in 2023, Lawson’s brief but promising stint has earned him another shot at the pinnacle of motorsport.