How many podiums has Daniel Ricciardo taken in his F1 career? » FirstSportz

Daniel Ricciardo is an Italian-Australian racing driver currently competing in the Formula One Championship for McLaren F1 Team.

Daniel Ricciardo was born on July 1st, 1989 and made his Formula 1 debut for the Sauber F1 Team in 2011. Ricciardo’s driver number is 3 and he has won a total of 8 Grands Prix in his F1 career so far.

Well, we’ve talked about race wins, but what about podiums? With the help of this article, let’s take a look at the number of podium finishes he’s achieved so far in his illustrious career.

His first ever podium finish in Formula 1 came back in 2014 when he finished third for the Red Bull team in Barcelona. After his first podium finish in 2014, he added seven more to his résumé during the 2014 F1 season, bringing his tally to a total of 8 podiums.

The 2015 season was not as rewarding for the Aussie as 2014 and he was only able to manage 2 podiums for the Red Bull team.

Daniel Ricciardo’s podium finishes from 2016 to 2018

After the disappointment of the 2015 season, Daniel returned as a changed man for 2016, scoring his first podium at Monaco where he finished P2, from there he showed again the form of 2014 and claimed a further seven podiums, by which time his tally were total 18 podium places.

Danny Ric continued his form throughout the 2017 season, claiming an impressive nine podiums for Red Bull, Ricciardo achieved his first podium of 2017 at Barcelona and his last at the Suzuka Circuit in Japan.

The 2018 season was a season to forget for the “honey badger” as he had a torrid time behind the wheel of the RB14. The Australian was only able to finish on the podium twice for Team Red Bull.

Daniel Ricciardo has a total of 32 podium finishes in Formula 1

Facing the disappointing season for the Red Bull team, Ricciardo switched camps for the 2019 season and joined the Renault team, now known as Alpine.

Daniel scored two podiums for Renault in 2020 and then a podium for his current team McLaren last season at the Italian Grand Prix where he also won the race.

Currently his podium count stands at 32 and in the 2022 season the Australian would be looking to add a few more to his name.

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