Red Bull F1 2025 hopeful Daniel Ricciardo has revealed that he is increasingly motivated by inspiring the next generation of drivers as he enters the twilight of his F1 career. It comes amid mounting rumours that the veteran Australian could be replaced by New Zealand starlet Liam Lawson at junior team VCARB for next season – and potentially before the end of the current campaign.

Daniel Ricciardo has not ruled out the possibility that this weekend’s Singapore Grand Prix could be his last in Formula 1, as RB prepares to make a decision about his future. RB—the second team owned by Red Bull— has already confirmed Yuki Tsunoda for 2025, but Ricciardo faces competition from test and reserve driver Liam Lawson.

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Australian Formula 1 driver Daniel Ricciardo is facing the prospect of competing in his last race for 2024 as rumours mount about his future in the sport.

Red Bull-owned F1 team RB has swiftly responded to rumours suggesting that Daniel Ricciardo might not be competing in Singapore this weekend. Multiple sources had reported earlier in the week that reserve driver Liam Lawson's contract contains a clause guaranteeing him several races this year.