You ask the questions: Daniel Ricciardo
From conquering the roundabouts of Milton Keynes on his mountain bike to admiring the charms of the One Tree Hill cast, the Toro Rosso racer and product of Red Bull's Junior Team knows how to have a good time…
Daniel Ricciardo is a man with every reason to be happy.
It's been confirmed that he will remain at Toro Rosso for a second season in 2013, once again alongside Frenchman Jean-Eric Vergne. He's all smiles, but the reality is that Toro Rosso is a tough environment for any racing driver.
As members of the Red Bull Junior Team, both Ricciardo and his team-mate Vergne must prove their worth in Formula 1. Fail and, as a host of former junior drivers have learned, their time in the sport is quickly over. Succeed and the reward could be a shot at driving for world-title challengers Red Bull.
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