After losing his McLaren seat at the end of 2022, eight-time grand prix winner Ricciardo returned to F1 midway through 2023 with Red Bull’s sister team, AlphaTauri, now known as RB. He quickly set his sights on returning to the senior Red Bull team, where he raced between 2014 and 2018.

Ricciardo was handed a second chance in F1 – after being dismissed by McLaren in 2022 – by his old team in Red Bull as a test driver in 2023 before he replaced De Vries. Matt Chapman's extension is a start, but this team will need to shake some things up if it wants to get back to contending.

Daniel Ricciardo has not ruled out the possibility that this weekend’s Singapore Grand Prix could be his last in Formula 1, as RB prepares to make a decision about his future. RB—the second team owned by Red Bull— has already confirmed Yuki Tsunoda for 2025, but Ricciardo faces competition from test and reserve driver Liam Lawson.

Franco Colapinto’s strong start to his F1 career, the three-way fight between McLaren, Ferrari, and Red Bull, and more storylines for the Singapore Grand Prix

F1 betting sites go 7/4 on Norris capturing his first championship this year and that price could be cut if he manages to keep his cool in the humid head of Singapore.

The FIA has introduced a fourth DRS zone for the Singapore Grand Prix to improve overtaking opportunities on the challenging street circuit.

But in this sport driver movement is always a hot topic, and as the grid arrived in Singapore one driver’s future led that discussion: Daniel Ricciardo. Ricciardo’s future wit

The original night race is next on the F1 schedule so we are opening the floor to you to send questions in ahead of the weekend. Maybe you want to ask about the dynamic at McLaren? Or how Mercedes will get on?