168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Daniel Ricciardo insists he is taking his current F1 career “session by session” as the threat looms that his days may be numbereꦅd.

Red Bull’s decision to stick with Sergio Perez in🍒 the second half of this year ended any remaining hope that Ricciardo had of replacin🎃g him.

Ricciardo was, in turn, confirm🎶ed as continuing in his RB for the rest of this season despite the highly-rated Liam Lawson waiting in the wings.

But Ricciardo, unlike teammate Yuki Tsunoda, does💮n’t have a contract♏ for next season yet.

"It's not like I have an 'I don't c🦹are' approach,” he told&n❀bsp;.

“But my perspective is that all this🀅 now is a bonus because I really thought at the end of 2022 maybe I would never race Formula 1 again.

"So, to have this second chance, if theജre is going to be some pressure then okay, let'sও take it on.

“Nothing can really hurt me anymore.

"I can't control anything that's go🍬ing to happen. I can control wﷺhat happens on track.

“I don't even ♊take it race by race. I ta♒ke it session by session."

Ricciardo entered this year as the overwhelming favourite to replace Perez at Red Bul✅l.

That’s because Christian Horner was influential in bringing the exiled Ricciardo back onto the F1 grid last year at the midway point, with AlphaTa🍎uri.

He had previously been surprisingly axed by McLar🎐en after a disa༺ppointing stint alongside Lando Norris.

But Ricciardo’s form this season has rare🌃🐬ly suggested he would be a significant upgrade on Perez in the Red Bull.

The highlights hav🔴e been, after a chassis change in China, a P4 in the sprint at the Miami Grand Prix and then qualify♐ing fifth for the Canadian Grand Prix.

But he has attracted critics too.

Alan Jones, the 🧸ex-F1 champ who is also from Australia, claimed his countryman’s best days behind the wh🦩eel were over.

Ricciardo finished 10th i🐲n Bel♒gium before the summer break.