토토사이트

'I Hated It': Ricciardo's Hilarious Response To Question On Post-race Act
Daniel Ricciardo tongue in cheek said he "abhorred" saying 'sorry' to Carlos Sainz subsequent to colliding with the Ferrari star finally end of the week's Emilia Romagna Grand Prix. 토토사이트

The Australian driver crashed into Sainz on the initial lap, demolishing his adversary's race and furthermore making himself fall back in the field as he completed eighteenth — his most awful aftereffect of the time.

Subsequently, Ricciardo conceded he was off base and put forth the attempt to go inside Ferrari's RV to by and by apologize to Sainz.

Watch Every Practice, Qualifying and Race of the 2022 FIA Formula One World Championship™ Live on Kayo. New to Kayo? Attempt 14-Days Free Now >

Sainz said he had no worries towards Ricciardo and valued him putting forth the attempt to go into the Ferrari carport and say sorry.

Talking about the episode on The Daily Show with Trevor Noah, when asked how he could be so amicable in such a cutthroat game, Ricciardo had a silly reaction.

"I loathed the entire statement of regret," he kidded, prior to giving his genuine contemplations.

"Likely with experience and being in it (F1) for such a long time, I have the development to know the amount we as a whole placed into it and however aggressive as we seem to be, we as a whole share something firmly practically speaking.

"There's just 20 of us on the planet that get it done, there's just 20 F1 drivers. You regard everybody's excursion.

"The episode — in the event that I consider myself responsible for something —, I feel like I need to apologize. It's not much.

"I don't figure everybody would make it happen yet for my purposes, I felt improved by getting it done so we (can have a) fresh start for the following one.

"I know when we come close by one another on target straightaway ... There'll be power, yet nothing increased, I presume."

Just four races out of a 23-race schedule have been finished yet there's an unavoidable sense the season could currently be getting away from Ricciardo. Up until this point this year, the 32-year-old has completed fourteenth in Bahrain, DNF in Saudi Arabia, 6th in Melbourne and eighteenth in Imola.

In the mean time, his McLaren partner Lando Norris is five spots in front of Ricciardo in the drivers' standings.

F1 reporters put the fault unequivocally on Ricciardo for the first-corner crash with Sainz in Italy. The Spaniard climbed close by Ricciardo and went the long strategy for getting around to attempt to overwhelm him, yet the McLaren caught the kerb and didn't give Sainz space to pass.

They cut haggles off into the rock, with Sainz unfit to refocus as Ferrari experienced a terrible fabulous prix.

Yet, there were no hard inclination after Ricciardo showed his class by saying sorry.

"It raises Daniel as a competitor and as an athlete," Sainz said.

"Following the race, you could see he's had an intense one, however the primary thing that he did, he was coming to the Ferrari box to apologize to me.

"There were the entire mechanics in here with me, and we as a whole expressed gratitude toward him for the signal.

"So that is the reason there's no worries with Daniel, since what befell him could happen to anybody out there today.

"Sadly, it needed to happen to me, which I'm coming from the accident in Melbourne."