Daniel Ricciardo's career in Formula 1 might be over, but he has an open invitation from the Australian Supercars chief if he wants to race on the touring car circuit. Eight-time F1 race winner Ricciardo was released by Red Bull Racing in late September following a disappointing 2024 campaign,

Eight-time F1 race winner Daniel Ricciardo’s sudden departure from Red Bull Racing in late September has sent shockwaves through the motorsport world, marking the end of his 14-year career in Formula 1.

Daniel Ricciardo was replace by Liam Lawson after last month's Singapore Grand Prix, with former Red Bull racer Alex Albon believing that the emergence of several rookie drivers played a role in that

Since being axed by Red Bull last month, Daniel Ricciardo has kept a low profile. But ahead of this weekend's Bathurst 1000, Supercars officials have put their feelers out to see if the 35-year-old wants the chance to try and conquer Mount Panorama.

Daniel Ricciardo has been offered a contract to join the V8 Supercar Championship, potentially marking a new chapter in his racing career after his RB F1 exit.

Formula 1 may not be on the cards for Daniel Ricciardo, but closer to home back in Australia, the highly-popular Supercars series would absolutely love to see him take the wheel at their iconic circuits – not least Mount Panorama.