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Daniel Ricciardo has made it clear he’s returned to Formula 1 with one ultimate goal – to displace Sergio Perez and become Max Verstappen’s Red Bull team-mate once again.
Ricciardo arrived back in style last weekend at the Hungarian Grand Prix, outqualifying team-mate Yuki Tsunoda and driving a solid recovery race to 13th having got caught up in the Turn 1 chaos caused by Zhou Guanyu’s mistake.
But just how good was his weekend and how did it compare to the man he wants to replace?
Formula 1’s next new street race appears to be edging closer as Thailand’s prime minister steps up his bid to get a race in the capital city Bangkok
Who was actually most impressive in the ultra-close Imola victory battle? Edd Straw ranks the field - with a star underdog in the top five and some big names very low down
Ferrari had the air of frustration synonymous with a missed opportunity after its upgraded Formula 1 car couldn't stop a third successive defeat to Red Bull and McLaren. So where does it really stand now in F1's lead fight?
Red Bull, Ferrari, Mercedes and Aston Martin all introduced a significant number of upgrades at Imola, as McLaren had in Miami. How have they all changed the F1 2024 picture?
Red Bull may have won the Emilia Romagna GP, but the Imola weekend offered more evidence that predicting a race winner is no longer the simple task it was at the start of the 2024 F1 season
Red Bull was forced to dig properly deep to engineer itself of no-man's land on Friday at Imola - but that work was almost undone in the closing stages of the Emilia Romagna GP as Lando Norris threatened to snatch victory from Max Verstappen