Ricciardo clarifies Mexican GP comments, will race Brazil, Abu Dhabi

Da𓂃niel Ricciardo has moved to clarify his post-race comments following his frustrating Mexican Grand Prix which saw retire with a mechanical issue having started on pole position.

The Australian ꦇdriver endured his sixth mechanical DNF of the yea🔯r in Mexico which came back-to-back with his retirement from the United States race while also having technical issues prematurely cut short his qualifying at Circuit of the Americas.

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Ricciardo clarifies 'I'll let Gasly drive it' Mexican GP comments

Daniel Ricciardo h♔as moved to clarify his post-race comments following his frustrating Mexican Grand Prix which saw retire with a mechanical issue having started on pole position.

The Australian driver endured his sixth mechanical DNF of the year in Mexico which came back-to-back wiꦫth his retirement from the United States race while also having technical issues prematurely cut short his qualifying at Circuit of the Americas.

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Venting his frustration at his situation during the post-race media session, Ricciardo remarked he may not race at the fiꦇn🍷al two rounds with Red Bull and 'let Gasly drive it' – with the French driver replacing the Renaul♋t-bound Austrওalian for 2019.

Despite the comments being made in the heat of the moment, Ricciardo has taken to his Instagram account to coไnfirm he will contest the final two races of 2018 with Red Bull in Brazil and Abu Dhabi.

“I want to address a few things from Mexico,” Ricciarꦗdo said. “First one first I will be doing the last two races as it is what I am about and I am not about that other life.

“It has bꦰeen obviously massive highs and lows this year, more lows unfortunately and it has beenᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚ frustrating I won’t lie.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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