Red Bull fired F1 driver Daniel Ricciardo has a new job offer with an open proposal

Daniel Ricciardo the veteran Formula 1 driver was fired by Red Bull mid-season and he was replaced by Liam Lawson. Now the Ex VCARB driver has got a job offer with some open proposals. Ricciardo’s F1 career was not completely out as the team boss Christian Horner hinted about the possibility of bringing back Ricciardo if Yuki, Liam and Checo don't get the job done for them. He said, “We know what Daniel’s capability is.”

New Job offer for Daniel

Ricciardo now has a new job offer with Supercars which is operating in Ricciardo’s home country Australia. The Supercars chief Howard said, “I think everyone would welcome Daniel with open arms.” He was also asked about seeing Daniel Ricciardo in a supercar and he answered 100 per cent.

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He also said, “Just imagine if he could be in one of our cars and race in a new street race in Perth, that would be something special wouldn't it? It would be absolutely massive. He is such an incredible driver and such an incredible personality and people just absolutely love him. 

Howard also said he would reach Daniel Ricciardo and his management at the appropriate time. But we have to wait for Ricciardo to show some interest in returning to Australia for racing. As a Formula 1 driver wherever he goes he will see a lack of power and pace which is quite normal. 

But the Australian driver was himself a fan of NASCAR as he told many times. Daniel said, “No disrespect to other series - I'm a fan of NASCAR and a lot of other forms of motorsport - but because I've been there and experienced the highest of highs, will I get true fulfilment doing something else?" He also talked about joining other races “No guarantee I'll be awesome doing something else. Is that going to scratch the itch and give me what I want? I don't know. I’d probably say more no than yes.”

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