Daniel Ricciardo's Formula 1 future has been put under the microscope as rumors have ramped up about a potential mid-season replacement with Red Bull reserve driver Liam Lawson. Speaking to the media ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix weekend, the Australian driver hinted at an exciting shift to NASCAR. He explained, as quoted by Motorsport.com:

RB driver Daniel Ricciardo has expressed his desire to compete in NASCAR, MotoGP, and the Bathurst 12 Hour endurance race after retiring from Formula 1. His remarks come amid growing speculation about his potential departure from the team.

With the threat of being axed after the Singapore GP looming over him, F1 expert feels Daniel Ricciardo won't look to switch disciplines.

The notion of a former Formula 1 driver transitioning to NASCAR is not without precedent. Racing legends such as Juan Pablo Montoya, Kamui Kobayashi, Kimi Raikkonen, and Jacques Villeneuve have all done the same thing. And if you already know of the Australian's love for the United States, his interest in NASCAR will not come as a surprise.

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As Daniel Ricciardo waits to find out his future in Formula 1, the Australian has denied that a swap to IndyCar is in the cards.

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