168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Speculation over Ricciardo’s has b🉐een rife amid a disappointing 2022 season, while McLaren’s 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史ꦚ:signing o🐠f IndyCar champion Alex Palou and recent test foꦺr Colton Herta h💧ave added intrigue to the situation. 

Ricciardo has a contract for 2023 but reports have suggested the Australian could quit at the end of the season🐭 as he struggles to match the pace of younger teammate Lando Norris.

Reigning F2 champion and Alpine reserve Oscar Piastri, Williaꦫms driver Alex Albon and four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel, whose Aston Martin deal expires at the end of the ye🉐ar, have all recently been linked with Ricciardo’s drive for 2023. 

But Ricciardo moved tꦜo pour cold water over the speculation surrounding his future as he took to social media to dismiss the rumours on Wednesday morning. 

“There ha🅺ve been a lot of rumours around my future in F1, but I want you to hear it from me,” Ricciardo wrote on social media. 

“I am committed to McLaren until the 🔯end of next year and am not walking from the sport. Appreciate it hasn’t always been easy, but who wants easy! 

“I'm working may ass off with the team to make improvements and ge♒t the car right♈ and back to the front where it belongs. I still want this more than ever. 

“See you in Le Castellet. Daniel.”

'I've not forgotten how to drive' 

Speaking exclusively to mahbx.com ahead of the Spanish Grand Prix earlier this season, Ricciardo opened up on his꧅ struggles and w💛hy he is determined to prove his doubters wrong.

“The reality is I’ve not forgotten how to drive in six months, I havꩵen’t lost my competitive edge, it’s just kind of a moment in time that I knew I could come out of," he said. 

“I think long story short, I know I can still do it, and I believe 100% in myself. Even if that wavered a bit last year, it’s definitely back. It’s easy to look on paper and be like ‘it’s no different’ but🦩 I’ll keep at it. 

“I think people forget, so r💫ight now sitt🐓ing here today, I’m excited to remind people.”