“Hot Fudge!” – Daniel Ricciardo Hilariously Defends Himself After Sweary Radio Message was Left Uncensored
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Daniel Ricciardo had a rollercoaster start to his season with his new team. The McLaren driver has so far has been out-performed by his much younger teammate Lando Norris, who is the only driver this season to score points at every race weekend.
Although after qualifying at P7 at Silverstone and finishing the race two places ahead, it hinted that the Australian struggles are finally paying off. Unfortunately, his qualifying woes continue at the Hungarian GP. The Honey Badger qualified at P11, crashing out of Q3 by just 0.077 seconds. Surprisingly, he was around half a second behind his teammate, Lando Norris who finished P6.
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Although when his race engineer informed him that he failed to reach the Q2, Daniel Ricciardo was left frustrated after failing to make it into Q2 for the sixth time this season and said: “Okay, Alright, F**k”.
However, during the broadcast of the qualifying by mistake, it was left uncensored and after the race, Daniel Ricciardo hilariously defends himself. The Australian said: “Oh, really? I think I said fudge. Hot fudge!”
After qualifying yesterday I told @danielricciardo that his end-of-session F-bomb had gone unbleeped: "Oh really? I think I said fudge. Hot fudge!"
— Adam Cooper (@adamcooperF1) August 1, 2021
Daniel Ricciardo disappointed after missing out on Q3
Despite Daniel Ricciardo’s personal best in the middle segment at the Hungaroring during his last lap was not plentiful to get him through to the Q3. After the four-time world champion, Sebastian Vettel’s late improvement pushed the Australian to P11, missing out on a spot in Q3 by just 0.077s.
“It was close to get into Q3 but [what’s frustrating] was probably more that the lap felt alright. At least with what I could feel, it felt like pretty much all I could do,” said Daniel Ricciardo who failed to qualify into Q3 for the consecutively fourth time at Budapest.
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“A couple of bits here and there, but I felt like the lap was decent, and when it feels alright and you still don’t get into Q3, that’s what’s obviously a bit painful.”
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Currently, Daniel Ricciardo sits at P7 in the driver’s championship, 63 points behind his teammate, Lando Norris.
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Can Daniel Ricciardo cover his lost ground and finish in the top 10 for the Woking-based team at the Hungarian Grand Prix? What do you think? Let us know in the comments section below.