Could this be Daniel Ricciardo's last race in F1? If it is, he has nothing to look back on with regret, believes Max

With rumours gathering pace around Ricciardo's future in F1, his former team-mate and rival has offered some words of advice to the Australian

The Singapore Grand Prix could be Daniel Ricciardo ’s last Formula One race, the RB driver admits, with Liam Lawson set to replace him. But Max Verstappen has urged his former teammate to look back on his career with pride – and maybe take some time off and ‘chill back at the farm’.

During Thursday’s media interviews, reigning world champion Max Verstappen was quick to share his admiration for Ricciardo, who he spent three seasons with at Red Bull Racing. Reflecting on their time as teammates and Ricciardo’s career, Verstappen highlighted the achievements of the eight-time Grand Prix winner.

Ricciardo's Formula 1 future is currently up in the air with the Australian out of contract at the end of the 2024 season and his former team-mate and rival has sent a message of support

Max Verstappen has expressed that Daniel Ricciardo should not "feel sorry for himself" as he awaits a decision on whether

Max Verstappen has revealed his thoughts over claims that the Singapore Grand Prix is set to be the last for former team-mate and close friend, Daniel Ricciardo. Ricciardo currently drives for Red Bull's secondary team, Visa Cash App RB, but is yet to secure a contract extension for the 2025 season.

"Sometimes things may not work out the way you want them to in certain stages of your career but you still have achieved a lot..."

Daniel Ricciardo expects a decision about his future within Red Bull’s Formula One setup after this weekend’s Singapore Grand Prix amid speculation he may not see out the season with RB. After losing his McLaren seat at the end of 2022,

In Q1, Daniel Ricciardo was the high-profile casualty, putting in a time that was only good enough for him to start Sunday's race from 16th. Speculation around Ricciardo's future has been rife in Singapore, with Martin Brundle suggesting on Sky Sports F1 that this weekend's event will be his last race of this season.