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Carlos Sainz Trolled by Daniel Ricciardo on Instagram for Embarrassing On-track Blunder
Published 11/05/2022, 10:00 AM EDTBy BARCELONA, SPAIN – FEBRUARY 26: Daniel Ricciardo of Australia and Renault Sport F1 and Carlos Sainz of Spain and McLaren F1 talk in a press conference during Day One of F1 Winter Testing at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya on February 26, 2020 in Barcelona, Spain. (Photo by Bryn Lennon – Formula 1/Formula 1 via Getty Images) F1 is a global sport and nations around the world have produced world-class driving talents, who have been showcased at the pinnacle of open-wheel single-seater racing. ADVERTISEMENT Article continues below this ad That being said, certain linguistic goofs do occur when we have drivers from different nationalities competing in F1. Recently, Daniel Ricciardo took to Instagram to take a funny swipe at Carlos Sainz for this very reason! ADVERTISEMENT Article continues below this ad took to his social media page to a few pictures and videos from the Mexican Grand Prix. However, among the content that Ricciardo shared, was also a moment that has left F1 fans in a stitch. During the Free Practice session, Sainz’s engineer came onto the radio to tell him that De Vries was on an outlap behind. But the Spaniard heard ‘De Vries’ as ‘Debris’! Riccardo posted the image of the talk, “De Vries behind on an outlap.” To which responded, “What? Debris?” EThe friendly banter between the two continues as the Australian took to social media to take a jibe at the Spaniard. Carlos Sainz sympathetic to Daniel Ricciardo s 2023 F1 misery
ADVERTISEMENT Article continues below this ad Now that we are close to finally shutting the door on the 2022 F1 season, Ricciardo is out of a seat. That being said, the situation that the Honey Badger finds himself in is very normal according to Spaniard, Carlos Sainz.Formula One F1 – Emilia Romagna Grand Prix. Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari, Imola, Italy. April 24, 2022 Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz Jr. and McLaren’s Daniel Ricciardo after they crashed out of the race. REUTERS/Massimo Pinca While talking to Motorsport.com, he said, “I think every driver knows, we are judged by what we have done and achieved in the last race.” He continued, “At the most we evaluate the last season, and that is why Daniel is in such a difficult situation today. No sport has a long memory, and I don’t think we can change this approach.” ADVERTISEMENT Article continues below this ad WATCH THIS STORY: With 2023 being virtually ruled out for Daniel Ricciardo, can 2024 be the year when he returns to a top team again? SHARE THIS ARTICLE
ADVERTISEMENT Anirban Aly Mandal 222 articlesAnirban Aly Mandal is a Formula 1 Author at EssentiallySports. In his pursuit for a Bachelor's degree in Law from Symbiosis Law School, he has written multiple academic papers centered around the domain of motorsports. Not only that, but due to his love for F1, he aims to work as a legal advisor in the most prestigious racing series in the world some day.Please enable JavaScript to view the ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT EDITORS' PICK
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