Daniel Ricciardo doesn’t look like that anymore! F1 Star lets it all hang out in Wimbledon after breaking his silence at the end of his racing career

One-off F1 star Daniel Ricciardo is fond of retirement – and the popular Aussie is wearing a wild new look that is far away from his appearance when he was still racing.

Ricciardo, 36, was seen on Wimbledon On day two of action with a bushy beard – and recently confirmed that he has no plans to return to the grid.

“I just enjoy life in the slow job,” said Ricciardo in London.

“I mean, it sounds strange and says that I am retired when I am 35 years old, but pension from at least the world in which I lived ….. so it’s cool.”

Ricciardo celebrated his 36th birthday on Tuesday with a day out in the All England Club next to his parents Grace and Joe.

The Aussie – who won eight races in his career – was Redied by Red Bull Affiliate RB Racing last SeptemberWith Kiwi Young Gun Liam Lawson His replacement.

One -time F1 star Daniel Ricciardo loves retirement – and the popular Aussie had a wild new look at Wimbledon (photo)

Ricciardo celebrated his 36th birthday on Tuesday with a day out in the All England Club next to his parents Grace and Joe (the trio is depicted)

Ricciardo confirmed that he ‘enjoys life in the Slow Lane’ and is not plans to return a shock to the schedule

The charismatic personality and omnipresent smile of the Perth Born Driver made him a favorite with Fan after his debut in 2011 (depicted, in Belgium in 2023)

“I have to acknowledge that it was clearly a bit of a racing-per-race situation,” said Ricciardo at the time.

“Let’s say I’m peace with it. At some point it will come for all of us. ‘

Strong family support played an important role in the rise of Ricciardo by the ranks, from local karting matches to international circuits.

Ricciardo’s talent shone clear as he progressed through junior categories and eventually won the British Formula 3 championship in 2009.

He gradually transferred his Formula 1 debut in 2011, to more competitive teams such as Toro Rosso and Red Bull, where he achieved every success.

His highlights of his career are winning seven races with Red Bull and finished third in the championship in 2014 and 2016.

The aggressive driving style of Ricciardo and the late inhibitory maneuvers gave him a reputation for spectacular inhalations, especially during his memorable victories in Canada, Hungary and Belgium.

He came to McLaren in 2021 and achieved a remarkable victory at the Italian Grand Prix, who since 2012 was the first victory of the Auto Racing Team.

His charismatic personality and omnipresent smile also made him a favorite with Fan worldwide.

In the meantime, the F1 season will continue this weekend in Silverstone where Aussie Oscar Piastri will look to bounce back after his McLaren teammate Lando Norris His lead taught to 15 points after winning the Austrian Grand Prix.