Eight-time F1 race winner 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Daniel Ricciardo took on MotoGP star 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Marc Marquez in the Alinghi Red Bull Racing sailing race.

Both Red Bull-sponsored athletes, the pair swapped four and two wheels for the water, reaching c☂lose to 90km/h.

Ricciardo ultimately got the victory ahead of the soon-to-be f🃏actory Ducati rider in 2025.

Speaking after his triumph, Riccꦅiardo said: “When you come out of the water foiling, the boats go so fast, the agility and everything's really precise.

“You also feel the wiꩲnd like we do – and Marc does on his bike – but🐻 unless it’s a wet race we don't really get the water that much.

“So e🉐very now andও then you hit a wave and get covered with water!”

Marquez, who sits third in the MotoGP standings behind Jorge Martin and Francesco Bagnaia, has been onꦕe of the star performers following his switch to Ducati after 11 seasons with Honda.

Adjusting to a complღetely diffe𒁃rent type of speed, Marquez added: “The biggest thing I was asking myself was how they learn and understand what they need to do.

“It’s super🦋 difficult to feel what's going on inside the boat because as soon as you are flying, everyth🍨ing is super smooth.

“The speed is completely different. Mayb✤e in kilometres per hour it’s ༺slower, but the feeling of the speed was super high.

“W𝔉hen you’re in it, you don't feel like you are flying. But then I saw Danielไ’s boat flying by our side, and I realised I was too. We were foiling super smoothly.”

Despite a rocky ful🅘l-time return to F1 with RB, Ricciಌardo showed great form in Canada as he scored his first points in a grand prix this season.

The Australian also qualified an impressive fifth, less than t🐽wo tenths off the pole time.

Discussing the sailing bo𒈔ats he and Marquez raced in further detail, Ricciardo said: “The way these boats are built and the structure feels a lot like the cockpit of a Formu🍬la One car.

“They’re super sensitive with the wind, so aerodynamics has some crossoಌver as well. It's a lot like what we d♒o, with small movements and everything needs a lot of finesse.”