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Formula One will remain on standby for another three weeks but plenty of developments are taking place away from the track. Last week, that Liam Lawson would be replacing at for the final six races of the season.
It came after a lengthy period of speculation over Ricciardo’s future, with senior figures at split over whether to give him the boot. The manner of his exit has prompted a backlash from fans, many of whom believe he was denied the send-off he deserved.
, meanwhile, will be hoping to finish his time at on a positive note ahead of his move to next year. The 39-year-old has endured a tough campaign but will have the opportunity to give a good account of himself in the final weeks of the season.
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Christian Horner opens up on Red Bull split
has revealed that senior figures at were split over whether to axe .
“Even around Barcelona, Helmut [Marko] wanted him out of the car,” said Horner.
“I’ve done my very best to buy him as much time in the car to allow him to deliver, so otherwise he would have been out of the car after Barcelona.
“All the drivers are under pressure to deliver but the reason that Daniel was in that car was to get himself back into a position to ultimately be there to pick up the pieces if Checo didn’t deliver.
“The problem was, they both had issues with form at varying times. Checo started the season very well, very strongly, and Daniel was struggling.
“Then, as Checo lost form, Daniel found a bit of form but it was never compelling enough to say, okay, we should switch the two drivers.”
Lewis Hamilton makes debut in new role
has appeared in his debut campaign for Dior after taking up a new role with the luxury fashion house.
Earlier this year, the driver inked a deal to become their latest brand ambassador.
Dior’s new lifestyle collection, designed by Kim Jones in collaboration with Hamilton, offers a first glimpse into his high-fashion era.
It features wide-leg trousers, knit sweaters and oversized jackets and is made with 80 per cent sustainable materials.
The collection will be available to purchase in-store and online later this month.
Lewis Hamilton has appeared in his debut fashion campaign for Dioer (Image: GETTY)
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