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Lando Norris’ stark admission that he had little sympathy for outgoing teammate Daniel Ricciardo, and that he expected more from the Australian, demonstrates F1’s cut-throat nature. In most sports, a teammate is there with the same goal as you — to help the team win. In football, rugby or cricket, almost, everyone is there for collective glory above individual glory.
Lando Norris says that he has «no sympathy» for Daniel Ricciardo after the announcement that the Australian driver was to leave McLaren at the end of the season. The pair — who only became teammates at the Woking-based outfit at the start of last year — have had very different campaigns so far, with Norris seventh in the drivers standings with 76 points while Ricciardo has only accumulated 19 points in the 13 races so far.
Daniel Ricciardo saga shows brutal nature of F1
SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS: Lando Norris offered no sympathy for his McLaren team-mate Daniel Ricciardo on Thursday (Aug 25) when asked how he felt about the early termination of the Australian's contract.
Fernando Alonso wanted a long-term deal at Alpine that the team was not offering. So when Sebastian Vettel announced his retirement and Aston Martin needed a new driver, the Spaniard made a quick decision to switch teams.
Daniel Ricciardo has revealed he’s willing to take a one-year sabbatical from F1 if it’s the “right thing to do”. The comments came shortly after he announced he will be parting ways with McLaren at the end of the current F1 season, and despite insisting his priority is to remain in the sport, has refused to rule out a break.
Mercedes banking on TD bringing them forwards
SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS, Belgium: McLaren boss Zak Brown quashed suggestions on Thursday (Aug 25) that the Formula 1 team were considering paying Daniel Ricciardo not to race in 2023.