Daniel Ricciardo se sincera sobre los altibajos emocionales de la F1

El ex piloto de Fórmula 1 Daniel Ricciardo ha descrito los dolorosos momentos bajos de este deporte, señalando que hay "muchos días que duelen". El australiano compartió estas reflexiones tras retirarse de la F1 después del Gran Premio de Singapur de 2024.

Daniel Ricciardo se retiró de la Fórmula 1 después de ser despedido por Racing Bulls al finalizar el Gran Premio de Singapur de 2024. A lo largo de 14 temporadas con equipos como Red Bull, logró ocho victorias en grandes premios y 32 podios en más de 250 carreras. Ricciardo expresó su reticencia a detenerse en las decepciones, pero reconoció su realidad en una entrevista con el director ejecutivo de Ford, Jim Farley. "Todo lo que sube tiene que bajar. Y hay muchos días que duelen", afirmó. "Hay muchos días en los que te sientes frustrado y hay mucho que está fuera de tu control". Destacó su baja tasa de éxitos, con solo ocho victorias en más de 250 carreras, calificando los buenos días como "escasos". Ricciardo señaló que la rareza del éxito hace que los momentos cumbre sean aún más grandes. Ganar un gran premio le producía un sentimiento "poderoso", como un "superpoder" por ese instante al ser el mejor del mundo en una sola tarea, lleno de adrenalina, orgullo y fuerza, a la vez que gratificante. Tras su salida de la F1, Ricciardo ha asumido el cargo de embajador global de Ford Racing.

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