Daniel Ricciardo

Formula 1 race car driver

Daniel Ricciardo - Formula 1 race car driver
Born

July 1st, 1989
35 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Australia

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Competed in Formula 1 with several teams, including Red Bull Racing and Renault. Achieved notable success with multiple Grand Prix victories. Gained recognition for distinctive driving style and overtaking maneuvers. Participated in the sport since 2011, demonstrating skill and resilience through various seasons.

Won the 2014 Canadian Grand Prix

Claimed victory at the 2016 Malaysian Grand Prix

Achieved a total of 8 Grand Prix wins during career

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