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Ricciardo sees advantage of the corona crisis: 'My career is now taking longer

Daniel Ricciardo does see the benefits of the current corona crisis. Because of the coronavirus the Formula 1 drivers have been sitting at home for months and according to the Australian this could cause him to be active in F1 for longer. ''Normally, after Christmas, you go straight to the training sessions to be fully fit for the winter tests in February. If you're going to race then it's hard to keep to a normal training schedule, but now that it's all quiet, we can train at rest for a couple of months. I like that'', says Ricciardo at BBC 5 Live. Read more No F1 at Silverstone in 2020: ''Is impossible with this scheme'' Little training ''It's important that we make use of the peace and...
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