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Daniel Ricciardo is all set to drive the RB8 alongside the former 4-time F1 World Champion, Sebastian Vettel, at the iconic Nurburgring Nordschleife as part of the team in this year’s event. He is excited about the upcoming prospect but has also revealed that he’s a bit scared as he has a prolific German driver at the event.
The current Red Bull driver, Daniel Ricciardo, admitted that he is a bit scared about what’s coming his way. He isn’t scared about the event. Instead, he is concerned about the track and event characteristics. Ricciardo added despite the concerns, he is ready to tackle the challenges and drive a Red Bull on a proper event in a long time.
He told Mirror, “I say I’m kind of scared. We’re just going to go at our own pace – we’re not trying to set any records. The Nordschleife – it’s basically the craziest circuit in the world. Is it like 13 or 14 miles long or something? Dangerous and scary.”
The Australian has made it known that he will try to push the car a bit at the Nurburgring event but will not do anything reckless. “We’re doing some stuff with Red Bull there and a few F1 cars. Sebastian Vettel is doing it as well. It will be a bit of something for the fans but I guess we’re going to have some fun. We’re not going to go slow but I’m not going to promise any record attempts – no thanks.”
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Helmut Marko denied Max Verstappen the opportunity to race at Nurburgring event
Max Verstappen (Credits: Racefans.com)Max Verstappen was also willing to have a run at the event but was brutally said no by the Red Bull team adviser, Helmut Marko. The Austrian does not want to see the reigning World Champion running at the event as he’s worried that the Dutchman would try to push the RB8 to the limit in pursuit of track records.
Verstappen, while dwelling over his conversation with Marko, previously said, “I wanted to do it, but I was not allowed by Helmut. He knew that I would try and go to the limits…Helmut was sitting at the table when it came up, and he said: ‘No, no, no, you’re not doing that’,”.
Red Bull has got itself a star-studded lineup for its upcoming event in the form of Daniel Ricciardo and Sebastian Vettel, and considering the global fanbase that the two have got, the Nurburgring event is shaping up to be a real spectacle in the world of motorsports. Vettel would be driving an F1 car for the first time since his retirement last year.
