Circuit of the Americas F1 chief Bobby Epstein has offered to keep 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Daniel Ricciardo “busy” if he atteꦅnds next weekend’s United States Grand Prix.

Ricciardo is no longer an🍎 F1 driver after he was dropped by VCARB following the Singapore Grand Prix.

It’s likely that the last race in Singapor☂e was his final one in F1, bringing an end to a successful career.

Despite struggling for on-track performance, Ricciardo remains one of F1’sꦑ most popular drivers.

He also had a big fan base in the United States, particularly due to🍸 Netflix series Drive ♛to Survive.

Epstein is keen to see Ricciardo still at the race, even if he’s not d😼riving.

He♍ said as quoted by ESPN: “Daniel, he may be able to have just as big of an impa﷽ct out of the car as he has in it at our at our grand prix.

“I’m not sure that necessarily people are buying tickets to come see him race if he’s n꧑ot in a competitive car, right? S♒o if you’re coming because he’s part of the the F1 community, I think he can still be part of the F1 community in a pretty meaningful way.

“He’s really, really loved in Texas, and I think he likes it here,” E🍌pstein 🐬added.

“And so ꦦI would hope that he makes himself available more to the fans than he would otherwise be if he had an 🅠obligation in the car.

“I hope he’s still coming here, because we got a lot of people that would love to shake his hand or get his autograph or take a picture. Just see 𒈔him around town.

“We’ll keep him busy.”