Ricciardo open to one-off Le Mans comeback, says he wants Verstappen and Vettel on team
Former F1 driver Daniel Ricciardo says his racing career may be over, but he is warming to a single Le Mans appearance.
Key facts
Story- Ricciardo says he is now becoming more open to a one-off Le Mans drive.
- He wants Max Verstappen and Sebastian Vettel as teammates, according to Racer.
- He says he is about 90% at peace with how his F1 career ended.
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Le Mans
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What's new
Daniel Ricciardo says he may consider a one-off racing comeback at Le Mans. Racer reports that he is becoming more open to the idea. Racer adds that he wants Max Verstappen and Sebastian Vettel as teammates. Autosport, published on 29 October, reports the same interest but frames it around whether his career is over. The eight-time grand prix winner left Formula 1 in 2024, after being replaced mid-season.
Why it matters
For Indian fans, the story is about a former F1 star whose future is still open. A Le Mans appearance would be a rare chance to see him race again. It also shows how drivers from F1 can move into endurance racing.
What others say
Autosport says Ricciardo admits his career likely is over. He told the outlet he is "90%" at peace with how his F1 stint ended. Racer focuses more on the comeback idea and the teammates he would want.
What we don't know yet
Neither outlet reports any confirmed entry, team or date for a Le Mans race. Ricciardo's comments are about interest, not a signed deal.
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