WHAT NEXT FOR THE HONEY BADGER? Opinions on Daniel Ricciardo's Late Season Axe 

Yeah. I showed the same results twice. Ooops. This comment exists so you don’t have to mention it yourself.

Red Bull will become a much better place once Helmut is gone. His “style” of basically pitting all of his drivers against each other has destroyed more good personalities than its helped. Which is why Red Bull has too few team players amongst its drivers. On one hand you’ll have the team telling a driver to let their team mate by and then after the fact Marko using it against them. “Why did he beat you this race?” “Because you told me to let him by or I wouldn’t have a seat next week…”

Hulkenberg has already proved that you can super-sub your way back into F1, but he got lucky in that his period in the wilderness coincided with Covid meaning that there were loads of opportunities to stand in, more than you'd usually see. Also Hulk clearly still has pace whereas Daniel, much as I love him, has looked pretty washed since the McLaren switch. I do find it odd that of the four Red Bull contracted drivers it's Daniel, and not Perez who's performance has been abysmal this season, to get the chop.

He's a nice guy, and was a brilliant racer, but I just can't shake the fact that he's nowhere near what he was. Nice guys don't deserve seats, Talent does and whilst Talented, he isn't as much as Lawson anymore.

The Red Bull way of life, pat you on the back at first, then slap you across face as you leave. Red Bull doesn’t give you wings.

Lawson's contract also probably include clause that he must be guarantee a seat by Singapore.

Dan did well in those 2014-2016 cars. Like Vettel did in the blown diffuser cars. It makes it seem like he lost it, but the cars moved away from his sweet spot. It happens. He didn't lose as much as it seems. No idea how much it plays a part, but he's last of the generation that didn't come up with good sims. Younger drivers can iterate and adapt just a bit quicker. End result is the same I suppose, but it wasn't like he got the YIPS.

I'm curious on when the penny dropped for Danny over the weekend. Was it the press, was it Marko or the other higher ups? Maybe one of his mechanics/pitcrew said something to him or he overheard something he wasn't supposed to? We'll never know unless Danny tells us.

15:38 Daniel sort of reminds me of James Hinchcliffe. Big smile, easygoing personality off track, talented on track. Hinch was never the same after his crash at Indy and Daniel wasn't the same after he left Red Bull. I think Daniel could be a lot of fun in an IndyCar if he wanted to, and he'd definitely be great FOR IndyCar regarding their marketing and image. But I agree with your point that Daniel would be great in a broadcast booth.

Side note, Like to see Aidan do a video on Toyota joining supercars with a Supra V8...

I'm not saying he shouldn't be released, but like, I don't know why Red Bull didn't even give him a good send off

You would be surprised how popular Perez is, not only in Mexico but in the whole of the LatAm region, he doesn't need to be in billboards, you see lots of Perez RB hats and shirts in Latin America.

Honestly, I think Daniel getting kicked was because of Perez, but not for the reasons you might think. Perez's poor quali made it clear to Red Bull that replacing him was becoming more and more realistic. With Ricciardo underperforming compared to Yuki, they needed Lawson in the car to compare the two before the 2025 season to see who would get the Red Bull seat. Red Bull didn't want an Albon Gasly situation where the faster driver was in the sister team so they're putting them head to head now to see who should be promoted.

He's too marketable to race in WEC, his charisma would be diluted with two team mates. Indycar it will be. BTW, some of the tin hat types thinks he's bound for...wait for it....NASCAR. I'm currently trying to arrange bets on that, if I can Christmas comes early at my house.

"We have an inconsistant car... why are our drivers inconsistant?"

Just a small comment re: Ricciardo at McLaren: He didn't have the option to stay at McLaren, actually, IIRC. I mean, McLaren dropped Danny Ric and poached Oscar Piastri from Renault because, well, Danny was just not fast enough to deserve that seat.

"ALL YOU HAD TO DO WAS FOLLOW THE DAMN TSUNODA, DANNY!"

Maybe I'm not remembering this correctly but is it right that Daniel didn't really want that VisaRB seat? He went back as a RB reserve driver and was hoping to get back into the RB, he didn't really want to go back to a team in the lower half of the grid and said as much if I recall. But I guess he felt that he had to once it was offered to by Christian him I guess.

If Penske / Coyne / Andretti / Ganassi / etc. haven’t already made contact with him or his agent already, IndyCar is every bit as inept as people claim

It's rather disgusting that RB is keeping Checo because he is Mexican and his home GP is coming up. Worst of all, Checo is far below his contractual minimums, has cost RB the WCC, may have demoted them from 1st to 4th by end of season and he is running away the World Destruction Championship at $4.5 million with 6 races left. Kinda looks like RB is throwing the WCC to get more testing time to fix their correlation issues.....

All thats being said about Daniel's performance is true. He's been quoted as saying he hasn't got to grips with the ground effect cars. But as Adrian said when the works experience guy knows 2 weeks before you do that you're going to replace you at a specific date, that is just out and out disrespect. If I was one of Red Bulls++t's stable of up and coming young drivers I think I would be looking for a slot with another team. They are just not to be trusted and it could end up damaging your career. I hope Red Bull and all that manage her get a piece of their own karma.

Remember when the other teams were saying how its unfair for a company to have 2 teams. 2 teams on paper but V CARB means nothing to RBR. drivers go there to kill their career.

ugh mate, he had his chance and he couldnt cut it.. its that simple. lets not forget that he got punted from Mclaren fairly quickly for being rubbish, and then got a free ticket with Redbull and then RB the last 2 years, with nothing to really show for it.

5:10 you showed the 2023 results again, rather than 2024

Either Indycar or WEC in my mind, depends how he feels about racing the ovals vs doing the Le Mans 24hrs

I often get accused of being heartless. Thus let me preface the following statement with the fact the _only_ F1 merch I have with a drivers name on it says Ricciardo. But all this talk of "it's unfair that he isn't getting the goodbye he deserves". He's getting exactly what he deserves. If he wanted a better goodbye he should've been faster. F1 is a results world.

There's one thing nobody is talking about. Maybe Yuki is a lot better than people are giving him credit for. No one is talking about him ever getting a drive with the main team. why not, is it because he's Honda's boy and not Dr Marko's ??? I also think that it was Renault who chased Vettel away from Red Bull, not Danny Ric, as he could see just how far behind with the Hybrid power units Renault were. In saying that, I am a huge Danny Ric fan, and am gutted that he's going to be leaving the sport, but, I guess, thems the breaks. The age old saying of, "The stopwatch never lies, you're either fast enough or not", applies here. I just hope for Lawson's sake that he is. If not though, you have to wonder where Red Bull will turn next. Maybe designing a front suspension, as all four cars use the same, that only one driver can handle properly, (Well could), wasn't the best idea, maybe they should have listened to Checo, when he started to struggle last year, and not Max, who was telling them how great the car was!!!!

It's sad to see Danny Ric out of the sport, especially with some of the other extremely boring drivers on the grid, but it was inevitable I guess. He had one job which was to demolish Yuki in the same car and not just once in a while. What do we think would happen if you put Hamilton or Sainz or Russell or even Gasly, Albon or Bottas up against Yuki?

At this point it will be for the best if Red Bull ends its junior program or scale it down to support 2-3 drivers at best who are 100% F1 worthy. Overr the past few years they had drivers like Jehan Daruvala and Dennis Hauger, who were never F1 material to begin with. And what's the point of having dozen of drivers in F2/F3 when it's not a sure thing that they'll reach the 'promised land' I think the FIA needs to take a good look at the Formula 2 Championship and the way the championship operates. As things stand, the reigning champion is not allowed to defend his title. Perhaps FIA/FOM should take a page out of FIM/Dorna's playbook and make F2 more like what the Moto2 class is to MotoGP, which doesn't have restrictions for the defending champion - if F1 is out of reach for drivers like Drugovich or Pourchaire (TBH winning the title in their respective third years in the series didn't help them either), then let them defend their title. Don't think that kind of restriction existed back when F3000 was the final stepping stone.

Fangio said,: "you win the races in the pits" referring to how important the car really is.... specially in F1

If Daniel doesn’t leave in 2018.. like that one choice has had RedBull in Flux since

Idea for a video: How many WDC did Max cost Vettel?

I'm really confused as to why everyone seems to write off tsunoda. Surely he's in with more of a shout for that Red Bull seat than Lawson. Is it because of the Aston-Honda deal in 2026 that people keep hyping Yuki about?

If he wants to race he should go to IndyCar. If he wants a job where he gets to travel around he should go to formula e.

15:34 yes, Ricciardo is undoubtedly the most entertaining person out there. He made Drive To Survive so much more popular and was known by non-racing fans because of it. Even if he wasn't a world-beater, he made F1 famous. He was bigger than the sport. You can't say that about many drivers except Schumacher, Senna, Hamilton, maybe Vettel and Verstappen in the middle of their dominant eras.

I agreed with JV in Canada and I don't feel any different now: Daniel's been driving on borrowed time. But the shitty way they got rid of him doesn't make any sense - unless it's part of the backroom politicking at Red Bull and its sole purpose is to make Christian Horner look bad.

If Perez retires or is dropped, they can move Yuki up to RB and bring their F2 driver Hadjar into Vcarb.. Couple more F2 hotshots, Bortoleto a McLaren junior and Colapinto are available as well.

The hand break was probably the key moment. No momentum built so no chance to build a case for the 24 Red Bull seat against Perez’s commercial advantage.

Correction, Gasly won a 2020 Italian GP in the B team car. Funny that both the teams wins came at Monza.

I could see him doing a couple NASCAR races on the road courses as Button and Raikkonen have.

Thank you for your dedication and love for your art. Your videos are always a joy to watch.🐞🐳🐈

didn't he say he does not want to race on the super speedway ovals?

Ricciardo deserves a: -Leaving do- -Retirement party- Firing fiesta

I'll bet cash money it was in Ricciardo's contract that he had to replace Perez if Red Bull ditched him, plus other preformance clauses. He reached the threshold on performance clauses and now he's gone Perez hopefully will be too

Yep, sadly just not good enough. Somewhere along the way he lost a little something.

8:29 as a Russell fan this is kinda nice to hear....the fact that Red Bull believe in Russell so much

RIP Danny, and shout out to his family.

I'm not sure if this was intentional but at around the 5:12 mark when you're discussing the 2024 Tsunoda-Ricciardo head to head you've put up the 2023 season's AlphaTauri results table again.

We can't forget that Ricciardo was 4th on the grid in Mexico in 2023, 4th on the grid for the Miami sprint, 4th in the Miami sprint race. He also started to get the hang of his McLarens towards the end of each season. He got almost as much out of that Renault in 2020 as Alonso would have (everyone knows he's still got it).

All your credibility goes to hell when you say things like "There's no bilboards of Pérez in Mexico" Have you even been in Mexico?

16:15 Nice VCARB name

Isn’t crazy how people just get tired of winning. The same situation happens when a team starts consecutively winning championships. It happened with Mercedes and McLaren and Ferrari and now again at Red Bull. I guess people just like the ride up but get tired or bored of the same routine.

The depiction of Ricciardo being beaten by Tsunoda all season is inaccurate. Yes, Tsunoda came out hot to start the season and it was looking like he was going to wipe the floor with Ricciardo. As the season progressed however, Ricciardo performed much better, including a stretch from Canada through Singapore where he beat Tsunoda 6-3. Remembering what happened in Hungary with the terrible last second box call on a weekend where Ricciardo out-quali'd Tsunoda and was well out ahead of Tsunoda when the box call comes, he likely finishes ahead of Tsunoda which would make the stretch 7-2. That's significant! It just seems that when Tsunoda does well, it's a big deal and when Ricciardo does well it's treated like "well, he's supposed to". Then there's the 24 second pit stop in Saudi, week 5 in China where Ricciardo is flying (and was about to overtake Tsunoda after pitting first before Tsunoda boxes - this would have been the only legit overtake of one over the other all season) before Stroll does Stroll things and inexplicably ends his race. All in all, this is how their head to head stands over the entire season (asterisks where they are deserved).. TSU RIC Bahrain 1 * RIC did not pass on merit, should have let them race Saudi 1 Australia 1 Japan 1 China 0 0 * RIC was having his first strong weekend and likely beats TSU before Stroll does Stroll stuff Miami 1 * Honorable mention for RIC sprint performance Emila Rom 1 Monaco 1 Canada 1 Spain 1 Austria 1 Silverstone 1 Hungary 1 * Terrible box call, RIC was ahead of TSU the entire weekend Belgium 1 Zandvoort 1 Monza 1 Baku 1 Singapore 1 9 TSU vs 8 RIC for those scoring at home. Lopsided in TSU favor to start the season, but certainly in RIC's favor as the season has progressed. With COTA and MEX next, RIC likely adds 2 more to his tally since he loves both tracks. Before anyone mentions points, the points are a representation of the VCARB car against the rest of the midfield. VCARB looked great early, and TSU cashed in. Eventually, the teams like Williams, Haas and even Alpine got their acts together and scored points. As the season progressed it became increasingly difficult for EITHER driver to score points, which also worked against perceptions of RIC as this period of better competition is when his form improved. This is not to say Ricciardo wow'd all season, he had moments but was simply not consistent enough, he has to own that. But context matters, at least to me. I hate bandwagon rhetoric that has no evidence to support it. In either case, its certainly not nearly as bad as it's made out to be. Especially when you consider that Sergio Perez hasn't been on the podium since week 5, think about that for a second...yeah I am not kidding....go look it up! To go even further, from week 6 in Miami onward, Perez has delivered these masterpieces.... P5 Miami P8 Emilia Romana DNF Monaco qualified 16 accident with Kmag (why are you near Kmag again?) DNF Montreal qualified 16, spun solo and hit the wall 8 Spain 7 Austria 17 Silverstone 7 Hungary 7 Belgium 6 Netherlands 8 Monza DNF Baku (accident w/Sainz) 10 Singapore Most of these same races, Max is on the podium or outright winning with no teammate strategy to use. By no means am I expecting Perez to beat Max, but he can barely even keep the car in the top 10. He is consistently the slowest car of the top 4 teams. How is this level of poor form in such a good car overlooked? Ultimately, it can't be denied that the VCARB team is meant for driver evaluation, so its clear that Ricciardo had to be moved eventually. But it should have meant moving him to Red Bull and allowing Lawson to be evaluated at VCARB midseason onward. Its hard to make sense of why this wasn't done in the face of Perez' poor 2nd half of the 2023 season and continued slump in 2024. Last season, Max literally outscored the entire field, no harm, no foul. But this year, 100% Perez is costing Red Bull the constructors, FACT, end of sentence. Swapping in Ricciardo was the decision that makes this all completely avoidable, instead they botched it and embarrassed the guy. I have a little feeling Red Bull is going to regret it, all them eggs in Lawson's basket...

I'd say Ricciardo was the third worst kept secret. I feel bad for Danny Ric but I'm sure he'll land on his feet somewhere. Personally I'm hoping Danny Ric comes to IMSA for Aston Martin next year.

No one wants to talk about how much Danny ricc cost the teams in salary. Because he’s a race winner with a literal decade of exp, && a hugely popular personality to boot, he was hella expensive to sign. For the amount they were paying him, especially McLaren, they had higher expectations than from even Lando and yuki. The more exp u have & the more you demand in pay, the lower the variance there should be from Grand Prix to Grand Prix. That is the biggest difference between a rookie and a vet w/ (half) a decade worth of WDCs under their belt - the vet doesn’t make mistakes. They also tend to extract far more from the car at the limit than the rookie, but that isn’t always the case. It’s being perfect at the limit that sets these guys apart. Danny Ricc was simply juice not worth the squeeze.

Switch Tsunoda and Perez, Yuki's been carrying that car for two seasons, give him the primo RB and lets see what he can do. Perez could tutor the new guys.

I think Danny would have been better off in the Red Bull, but that’s the way they do things in that shitshow of an organisation. Them’s the breaks. He SHOULD have done better, and he’s certainly a faster and more aggressive driver than Checo on paper, and probably more likely to be a 75%-90% Max in a Max car. A sort of Medium-High Verstappen if you like. I hope Max doesn’t end up having a kid called Eleven... If Checo says “bollocks to the lot of you, I’m off” after a heroic Mexico victory I still think they’d try to bring Danny back because they’ll go to any lengths not to let Yuki even get a whiff of Milton Keynes’ air.

I disagree with your take on the Red Bull driver program. I look at the grid and I see 6 guys (including Max) who were brought into the sport by Red Bull. Red Bull invested in them, developed them, and they're now F1 drivers. Some of their juniors are also performing well in other series. To me that makes it a successful junior program: It's developing a lot of talent and making multiple series better. I don't blame other programs for focusing on fewer drivers that they want specifically for their F1 team, but I like Red Bull's method more.

would love a "what if" video if... Redbull didn't implicitly blame Ric for the crash in 2018 Azerbaijan Grand Prix, Ric may have stayed at RB despite gambling on honda PUs in 2019, and how he'd compete with max during RB's resurgence since 2021

As an American, I would like to see Ricciardo follow in the footsteps of Juan Pablo Montoya & go directly from F1 to NASCAR. Ricciardo joining NASCAR would give that series a spike in popularity internationally particularly in Australia/New Zealand due to SVG also racing in the Cup Series. There are a few teams in NASCAR that would jump at the chance to sign him most notably 23XI (the team owned by Michael Jordan) who are rumored to take their #50 car & make it a full time ride for next season (the #50 is currently a part time ride only used at road courses).

Daniel really did miss out on two rocketships. By leaving Red Bull he missed their rocketship from 2021 to first half of 2024, and by not impressing with McLaren and being let go by them, he's missed out on their current rocketship

Would love DR (aka HB) to have stayed in F1 if he'd been performing. But he wasnt.

Danny Ric is washed out, he is not the same driver he once was. Hamilton aged well, Alonso aged well, Raikkonen aged well...

I know im annoying but, could u do a vid on why F2 relates to F1. I get feeders n all but u guys do it diff than USA.

He should do one race with project 91 by Trackhouse. The roval is coming up so gives him a chance to experience the banking while still doing a road course

I’m sure Daniel would’ve shown his previous hunger to win if he was in the Red Bull. Perez has lost Red Bull the championship. I’d put Daniel in there for the remainder of the season, let Lawson prove himself against Tsunoda. Daniel in that seat has a chance to snatch it back. Job done and maybe earns another year. If he’s no better than Perez, Lawson or Tsunoda earn the promotion

I never really understood people liking Ricciardo so much, he's a vulgar clown, just look at his jokes in DTS, obscene, tasteless. Maybe 5 year olds find this attractive? Good riddance, but I agree Red Bull is a mess.

Hello Aidan: As an Australian, I'm really sad to see what has happened to Daniel. It is incredibly difficult for people from the other side of the world to get into F1. He did an amazing job to get as far as he did. Have a lovely day.

Another angle here about this as well is the fact that before the summer break, all signs seemed to indicate Daniel was gonna swap places with Checo. If that’s true, then the way Red Bull has handled this makes everything so much worse.

I think people need to stop getting their panties in a twist as if somebody died every time an F1 driver leaves the scene. Even if they didn't complete a season, ex-F1 drivers are a hot commodity elsewhere. Let's not pretend WEC, Indy, FE or TCR are easy series without talent. Dani will find something else and he'll kick ass once again. Also, I think Verstappen leaving F1 entirely is a question of when rather than if.

The most shocking thing about this is that, even though Ricciardo was a RB talent who felt he needed a change and went to Renault first and McLaren later, he came back to F1 replacing De Vries for bad performance and the team actually put faith in him for the rest of 2023 and 2024. Not even his status as former protegée of Red Bull saved him from losing his seat and the way it is done by the team... it's just awful. And moreso, if Ricciardo was sacked like this, with his background, what's to say other junior drivers will be shown the same patience?

Missing the Rocky IV “if he dies, he dies” meme opportunity? Disappointing

Daniel Ricciardo is the epitome of "Charisma can only take you so far". I'm so glad he's finally out of the sport. Been 4 years of watching a shadow shamble around with no purpose other than to clown his way into hanging out with elite drivers.

Wasn't much of a driver in my opinion and I'm Australian.. surprised he has lasted this long. Will probably try to get into Supercars in Australia now or go in to the media instead where I think he would do a great job..

I’d rather see him in Indy or wec/imsa before I would want to see him in nascar. Heck, I’d rather see him in a v8 super car before he goes to nascar. NASCAR is not a serious Motorsport anymore.

One of the most overrated drivers ever. He's always been a nice personality, but the man has always been less than his hype, not a good f1 driver. man should have retired half a decade ago, but I don't blame him for a second for milking the f1 gravy train for a second. I hate that it's claimed are the '20 best drivers on the planet', they're really not, but the man has made a fortune from it and I don't blame it, but I literally can't see him getting a drive in some other race series, let alone him getting a drive and succeeding. Bye Danny Ric, remembering you as an elite of the sport is a farce, remembering you as a man who made a career out of F1 is enviable

Whilst I know F1 is not a 'cuddly' industry, Red Bull's lack of professionalism is still disappointing. They seem to have forgotten that carrying on like this is what lost Williams Adrian Newey... and their engine supplier... and their star drivers (...wait a second...). It's one thing to fire an underperforming driver, but Red Bull's habit of just not telling people they're fired and the seemingly toxic working culture they have will come back to haunt them. Arguably it already is.

So, @aidanMillward, is Marko the Most Powerful Man In F1 (tm), or just an interfering nasty bastard?

Danny is probably the closest I come to being a fan of a driver, but a) when was the Danny we know and love on the grid for the last time? It was more depressing than up lifting to watch him. b) him getting booted is understandable. But I also think, Perez was worse. Kick Perez, Promote Yuki, Get Lawson in Yukis car and give Danny a little good bye tour where you sell all the merch in the world. Evaluate at the end of the year and either put that angry frensh man in the MinRB next to lawson or yuki back to minRB and get Bottas or whatever. Also, if RB can boot their favorite son, you Lawrence can do so too. Give Lance the boot, please.

I would love it if Dan Riccardo was offered a V8 Supercars deal because he would wow them at home

I'm gonna miss Danny Ric. He was my favourite driver when he was at Red Bull and Renault but unfortunately he's been a shadow of his former self for a while now, it's the right call to give Liam Lawson a shot. He proved last year he deserves another chance in F1. Whether he sinks or swims we'll see I suppose. Hindsight is 20/20 of course but Danny should not have gone to McLaren, I still think he bailed on Renault a bit too quickly.

Honestly, the whole circus just shows how little F Red Bull gave Yuki and Lawson, Ricciardo was actually in the better end of the stick in this matter.

I'm a F1 outsider, but follow your channel for the great story telling and history. When I heard about this I was blown away...and have been waiting patiently for your take on it. Dude's solid all around and doesn't deserve this.

If he doesn't want to pursue indycar, that's fine, but i dont get the "not wanting to race on ovals" reasoning. The majority of the schedule is still road & street courses, and the oval track types have shrunk over the years as well. (Iowa & Gateway to name a couple)

The reason Riccardo doesn't want to do NASCAR or Indycar is he has said repeatedly that he's uncomfortable with driving on ovals

Interesting you mention RB strategy on drivers. 20 years ago it looked like this was the model to follow, evidenced by the amount of drivers from this academy into the grid in some way. In a way Max disrupted this and now they are scrambling to rebuild.

I'd argue that the Perez' situation is quite different. For one it's a given that no F1 car is exactly the same as the other, being hand made and having thousands of different setups but on Red Bull things got to a point that Verstappen's car was literally a new version while Perez' was still the old model - so how can one compare their results? Though yeah his mistakes are 100% on him, absolutely! About Ricciardo... he is funny and he seems to be a nice guy but results are what matters and he stopped giving results when he left Red Bull. That being said the choice for the seat is never 100% based on results - as pointed out with the F2 drivers who 'graduated' and why Perez wasn't sacked yet: they have to cater for the audience so they can be 'solda' as advertisers for the brand. Point being: it's a mixed bag that we will never fully know what's what and the only thing that could keep a driver in his seat would be great results which Daniel has not provided.

Id love to see a video on how you Aidan M. With a bit of Hughmur the Rumour of what drivers would you put into Red Bull and Toro Rosso for each season from 2006 till 2025

0:29 Mate! I’ve been say that to my self the whole day, people are out here acting like he is dead or something 😂

Awesome video, Ricardo or the Honey Badger is a very good driver and he should have been informed at the same time as Lawson because inforaming Lawson only is unfai of both of them in my opinon. In terms of what he will do next i hope for some kind of racing

redbull behaving disgracefully... what a surprise

They said it was "The Red Bull way" and that's why they dropped him ...Sure, we can all see that with Perez.

I've had a theory for a long time now. F1 won't have more than 2 Australians on the grid at any one time. I don't know why, but it always seems to come true.

I want to see Daniel as the new safety car driver ... But every time he's on track has to be as bored as he was in the "reasonably priced car" 😁

Norris was told to hold back if i remember correctly

I'd actually say this would be the 3rd worst kept secret. Yes there was Newey to AM, but also Antonelli to Mercedes.

Crank that Marshall up Dawg!

He'd be perfect for a lower tier team with a young driver in the main seat to have a mature calm mentor right there.

Supercars. Love to see him toolin' around Bathurst.

Albon was making a comeback until Colapinto came in!