Daniel Ricciardo is weighing up his options for the future after being dropped by VCARBLess than two weeks after Daniel Ricciardo’s VCARB exit, the Aussie already has one job offer with Supercars chief executive Shane Howard set to reach out to his management.Ricciardo’s time on the Formula 1 grid came to an abrupt end last month when VCARB announced that the Singapore Grand Prix had been his last race with the team.The Red Bull junior team will instead field Liam Lawson alongside Yuki Tsunoda in the final six races of the season, starting with the United States Grand Prix, in what’s being billed as an audition for an F1 2025 race seat.The decision effectively ends Ricciardo’s career despite Red Bull team boss Christian Horner hinting that if Sergio Perez or Lawson don’t get the job done, “we know what Daniel’s capability is”.But while Red Bull are keen to keep him on in some capacity – PlanetF1.com understands he has been offered the opportunity to remain a part of their driver pool – no other teams have shown an interest, nor is Ricciardo believed to be in the running for the only available seat for next year at Audi.The F1 door may be shut for the Honey Badger, but he already has one offer with Supercars keen on bringing him back home to Australia.“I think everyone would welcome Daniel with open arms, absolutely,” Supercars chief Howard told News Corp. “Would we like to see Daniel Ricciardo in a Supercar? 100 per cent.“Just imagine if he could be in one of our cars and race in a new street race in Perth, that would be something special wouldn’t it?“It would be absolutely massive. He is such an incredible driver and such an incredible personality and people just absolutely love him.
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