1997 F1 world champion Jacques Villeneuve has hit back at 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Daniel Ricciardo as their war o🌠f words continued at the Canadian Grand Prix.

It all start꧟ed on Friday when Villeneuve questioned why Ricciardo was still on the grid, claiming the Australian just finds “excuses” for his lack of performance.

Ric🍸ciardo responded after his starring performance in qualifying, securing fifth on the grid in M🔥ontreal.

In respon𒈔se to Villeneuve, Ricciardo said: “I heard he’s been talkingꦰ s**t. But he always does.

“I think he’s hit his head a few too many times. So I don’t know if he plays ic🅠e hockey or something.”

Villeneuve then gave his response to Ricciardo, claiming that he got “a little bit personalꦛ” and he should consider his responses in futurꦛe.

“His reaction was a little bit personal and he’s a role model,” Villeneuve said. “Like all these 20, you’re at the top level, you have to be responsible in your answers, professional. “Kids 🔜are listening to you. You cannot make it personal.

“I’m happy to have learne𝐆d that I knocked myself out too often playing ice hockey. But ultimately you will get criticism, you need a thick skin and I got under his skin but it got better for his driving. But it’s not enough, he needs to do more of this.”

Ricciardo went on to secure a solid eighth-place in the race despite pickin🌸g up a five-pl⛄ace grid penalty for a false start.

Speaking alo🐭ngside Villeneuve, former IndyCar star Danica Patrick pointed out that he’s in a challenging part of his F1 career.

“He’s at a very challenging point in his career, falling down from great teams🦹 and spending time outside of the car during seasons and having injuries,” ✨said Patrick.

“He even said the other day, I’m not 20 years old with the same focus, I have to be very focused o𒊎n what it is that you want to do and there are other things that can take away from it s🥃o to be really, really buckled down on that.”

R𝔍icciardo sits 14th in the drivers’ standings after Canada, 14 points behind teammate Yuki Tsunoda.