If Daniel Ricciardo is joined on his return to the podium by either Lewis Hamilton or Sebastian Vettel, he won't even offer a shoey to the two 'hygienic' drivers. Ricciardo brought the shoey to Formula 1 in 2016, celebrating his runner up result at the German Grand Prix by performing a champagne shoey. Since then he's managed to persuade others to join in, including Mark Webber and Gerard Butler while Sir Patrick Stewart begged for one at the 2017 Canadian GP. 'I didn't prompt him. He grabbed the mic and said, ‘give me some of that,'' Ricciardo recalled to Rolling Stone. The Renault driver says he enjoys bringing a lighter side to Formula 1. 'That's me, that's who I am,' he said. 'I...
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