Daniel Ricciardo "has to come up with something soon", Red Bull's Helmut Marko has warned.
The Australian has had a difficult start to the season for the rebranded RB outfit and followed up a 13th-place finish in Bahrain by coming home a lowly 16th in Saudi Arabia., who reached Q3 but was unable to stay within the top-10 in the race., Marko made it clear that he expects more from Ricciardo, who has started 2024 on the back foot compared to Tsunoda.
“At least Tsunoda is very good in qualifying. Then they are in the points in the first stint, only to fall further behind afterwards… “Whether they are putting too much strain on the tyres or there are other reasons is what you need to find out.” Ricciardo, who had a spin at Turn 1, claimed his RB car had not been “functioning at 100 percent” in the race.’s vacant seat for 2025, but knows he will have to up his performances if he is to achieve his goal.Max VerstappenHowever, the Mexican was equivocal in his response to being asked by Sky F1 if he wanted to continue with Red Bull into 2025, replying: “I think it’s really early to say that.“It’s obviously not easy or straightforward. has some complications that we’ve seen in the past.
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