Daniel Ricciardo denies Red Bull talks to replace Sergio Perez: ‘That’s as far as it goes…’

Ricciardo’🐻s future continues to be a hot topic as he begins to find his old form.
The 34-year-old was a star performer at the Mexico City Grand Prix last weekend, qualꦏifying fourt🐼h and finishing seventh.
The result moved AlphaTauri 𝐆off the bottom of the constructors’ championship ahead of Alfa Romeo and Haas🔴.
As Ricciardo impressed, Perez crashed out on the opening lap of his home race after contact with Ferrari’s168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史: Charles Leclerc,📖 adding even more pressure and scrutiny for the final three races.
Ricciardo is widely seen as the number one candidate to partner 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen should Red Bull decide against keeping Perez.

Speaking ahead of this weekend’s Sao Paulo Grand Prix, Ricciardo ෴was asked if the topic of a Red Bull drive for 2024 has been discussed.
“I haven’t [had talks with Red Bull]," ꦦhe said. "All the stuff around my contract next year has been related to AlphaTauri. I’d say that’s honestly as far as that goes.
“For me personally, having a weekend lik♔e Mexico is definitely good for the soul and also for the team. I haven’t been here lo𓆏ng but for them to be tenth in the constructors’ and to jump two places in the space of two weekends was huge.
“I think that crea🔥tes a very happy atmosphere around everyone, so happy doing that and trying to keep charging on where I am.”

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