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JF: I saw a great video of Johnny Rutherford, who in our country for a period of time was the IndyCar driver. And he was asked once, how did you know when it was the right time to retire? And his answer was fascinating for me. It's something I think about almost daily in my job ... And I wanted to ask you about your retirement at a personal level. How did it work for you? What gave you the idea this is the right time? DR: Look, I definitely had to try and understand a lot the last 12 months about the career coming to an end. And it's timing, because you know you're not really going to get it back, once it's gone it's gone for the most part. 2022, I struggled a lot my second year at McLaren. They let me go. Then 2023, I started without a seat and that was like, I was kind of, is this maybe it? Like, do I just call it now? But I knew there was still some burning desire in me. JF: And we all wanted you to race. We're all Daniel Ricciardo fans. Like, who didn't want you to race again and win again? Everyone, all of us wanted that to happen. DR: I appreciate it. And that's where I really needed to try and look at myself in the mirror. And it was like, okay, forget what the people say and what they want, It's what do you want? JF: And was that pretty much a personal thing? DR: Yeah. I tried to make it as obviously personal as possible. Look, there's still obviously opinions, even if it's your parents or whatever. But ultimately, I did my best to make sure that there was still that fire inside my gut. But then I got back into the seat halfway through the season. Second or third race in I broke my hand, and it was such a nothing accident, but I missed however many races - I think I was out for 10 weeks or something. So that happened and I was like well I've never really hurt myself racing all these years and I have a silly crash and I was like okay is this now a bit of a sign, like should I just quit while I'm ahead nearly and I was like, no, there's still unfinished business and I pushed through it. And look, I lasted another year in F1 and then got, ultimately got let go. That was the reality at the time. But I think once that happened, I'd been let go twice in the last two years. And it had also taken a lot out of me. I'd put a lot of my soul into it, and I did feel pretty exhausted by it. In reflection, I was grateful that they made the decision for me. I think it would have been hard to be like I'm done. Not so much for me, I think I knew I was probably done because I knew that it was harder for me to perform at the level I could. Okay, Alonso and these guys are still in their forties in F1 competing very highly. For whatever reason, I lost a little bit of something and it's okay to admit it. It's fine. JF: What advice would you give for the rest of us? Who at some point in our life, either someone's going to tap us on the shoulder or we have to do it ourselves. DR: It's easier said than done, but remove any fairy tales. Ultimately, remove your ego as much as possible. There's people that love you and will still tell you that you're great and you can do it. But as much as you love them as well, you need to just close the door and make that decision on your own and be really honest with yourself. If I would have got to the end of last year, I think I would have still had a lot of these thoughts and had the conversation with myself, because I knew it was becoming harder for me and I had to dig really deep to pull out a result that I was proud of. You always want to believe everyone's looking out for you and they probably still are, but they don't know what it's like to be you and in your situation. So I would just stress, like, give yourself enough alone time to really like, you'll get the answer, if you find time, you'll get it, you know? And last year, so my retirement year, I gave myself a lot of time to just reflect on my career, to be at peace with it. And if I was constantly surrounded by people, I never would have had that. So yeah, go for a long old hike.
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Gone from the sport more than a year and still getting random tribute posts … yeah.
taking the number is one thing taking it and putting it on a redbull car is another. that’s literally HIS number and HIS car HIS legacy HIS team. i knew it was inevitable but the fact that he didn’t even wait for it to become available and instead took it a whole year earlier is pissing me off. i wanted it to be anyone but max. at least not while he was driving for redbull.
why couldn’t daniel’s opps leave when he was still around. none of this matter now that he’s retired
via: Esses Mag | Daniel Ricciardo's Enchanté Era
Someone is going to steal that 3 soon
an incredible fan telling daniel that she is now cancer free, congratulations to her 🫶🏼🫶🏼 | 📹
i tried to join the whatsapp thing and 😀
Daniel Ricciardo sending a message to fan today in Austin 20.09.2025
thinking about how i used to be such an avid fan of the sport. from watching every practice session to listening to podcasts and reading a million articles a day and being super active on twt to watching 5/16 races this year and occasionally bailing halfway through
not really surprising at this point but still sad to hear 😭 | via
via: Mens Fitness | Former F1 Driver Daniel Ricciardo Says This Simple Change Made Him Feel Strong Again
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Girl, read the room, he wants absolutely fuck all to do with you. 😒
(Plus if you ever wanted proof that F1 was chomping at the bit to get Daniel back involved with the sport and on their broadcasts in any way, shape or form they can, then I think the fact they wrote a news article about him visiting a karting track to meet young racers in his karting series including transcribing huge chunks of an interview he gave to the kiddos while there, kind of says it all, really. 💁🏻♀️)
i’m not sure where to begin with this birthday post. daniel is without a doubt one of the strongest people i know (parasocially and irl). the strength he showed after returning to the sport, the grace he carried after they ended his career in the most vile way an athlete could ever experience. i wanted more for him. more podiums, more wins and more than anything i wanted him to have a proper send off. it’s unimaginably painful rn but i truly believe he’ll thrive somewhere else away from racing cause he’s meant to succeed in everything he does in life. to my beloved driver, happy birthday legend. hope you have a good one