Since joining McLaren at the start of last season, Daniel Ricciardo’s reputation for being one of the best drivers on the F1 grid - and a potential world champion - has nosedived.
“It doesn’t come from a defeated mindset. In 2014 and 2016, I felt that I was world-championship material, but I was third in the championship.
"There’s no guarantee that I will become world champion, so I would hate to look back on a 15-year career, for example, with remorse or anger or displeasure. I would just hate to look back and be like ‘oh I wasn’t world champion, so that sucked’. “If I started winning every weekend then I think that would definitely increase longevity,” he continues.
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