168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Daniel Ricciardo appears to be completely finished with F1 after his three-wꦇord response tꦜo a fan amid Cadillac’s potential interest in him.

Ricciardo bowed out of F1 fไol꧂lowing this year’s Singapore Grand Prix.

The Australian’s unimpressive form mean♌t Red Bull decided to replace him with Liam Lawson for the final stretch of the 2൩024 F1 season.

With an 11th team set to join the grid in 2026, it could providওe Ricciardo with an opportunity to get back involved.

However, the Austra☂lian ha🦋s all but confirmed his retirement after a brief exchange with a fan over the weekend.

“No C♉adillac?” a fan asked Ricciardo, with the former F1 driver replying: “Nah, I’m done.”

Cadillac’s options for 2026

Cadillac won’t be short🍸 of options for 2026, given the🅰 influx of new drivers onto the grid.

The likes of Ollie Bearman, Jack Doohan, Andrea Kimi Antonelli and Gabriel Bortoleto joining the grid ne꧙xt year has meant a number of experienced drivers have missed out.

Kevin Magnussen, Valtteri Bottas 🎃and Zhou G🐽uanyu are all on the sidelines for 2025.

Sergio Perez could join that list if Red Bull decide to promote either Lawson or Yuki Tsunod🎐a in his place.

Mario Andretti, who is an advisor for 💞Cadillac, has admitted they want a young American driver, possibly Colton Herta, alongside someone with proven F1 experie🉐nce.

He ❀told NBC Sports: “You mentioning candidates - he’s [Herta] def🅘initely one that’s considered.

“I think you have to keep those options open, since it’s going to be a whole next season where we’re not going to b♔e players.

“There are more drivers available than teams at the moment.
“Ten teams seems a lot, but there’s a lot more drivers, a lot more talent out ౠthere.

“From our standpoint, I think the play at the beginning would be to have o🧸ne experienced driver — nationality doesn’t matter — and then a young American talent. These are the objectives at the moment.”