Daniel Ricciardo all but admitted he had raced for the final time in Formula One after finishing 18th in Sunday’s Singapore Grand Prix. But the Australian, who will be replaced by New Zealander Liam Lawson for the rest of the season in the RB,

Daniel Ricciardo has acknowledged that the Singapore Grand Prix could potentially be his final race in Formula 1. The Australian driver, who rejoined the Red Bull stable, admitted that there is a “realistic chance” his tenure could come to an end, with speculation mounting that Red Bull will replace him with Liam Lawson.

McLaren's Lando Norris was fastest by nearly half a second in final practice for the Singapore Grand Prix on Saturday, after the daylight session was briefly halted at the start by a large lizard on the track.

Lando Norris' dominant win should've been the story of the Singapore GP. Instead, F1 is wondering if it has seen the last of Daniel Ricciardo.

Speculation is rife in the paddock that Red Bull reserve Liam Lawson is replacing Ricciardo for the final six races of the season, starting in Austin on 20 October. And Ricciardo was in tears in the media pen after the 62-lap grand prix,

Daniel Ricciardo set the fastest lap of Sunday's Singapore Grand Prix and was voted Driver of the Day but the Australian recognised also that he may have raced for the last time in Formula One.

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner denied there was any co-ordination between his team and Red Bull-owned RB in ensuring Daniel Ricciardo prevented Lando Norris from securing the point for fastest lap at the Singapore Grand Prix.

On a day where his midfield-at-best RB looked like a handful to drive, Ricciardo’s late-race speed run felt like a doff of the cap from the former Driver’s World Championship contender.

Daniel Ricciardo all but confirmed that he will be replaced at RB for the following round in the United States, giving several thoughtful and emotional post-race interviews after the 2024 Singapore Grand Prix.