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Kate Ellsworth

Daniel Ricciardo returns to Formula 1 this weekend in Hungary — here’s how to watch

Daniel Ricciardo is back.

This weekend, Ricciardo makes his triumphant return to Formula 1 racing for Scuderia AlphaTauri, replacing Nyck de Vries to race alongside Yuki Tsunoda. The Hungarian Grand Prix marks the first time Ricciardo returns to the track since he ended the 2022 season racing with McLaren.

“I’m stoked to be back on track with the Red Bull family!” Ricciardo said. The eight-time Grand Prix winner has spent the 2023 season as the Oracle Red Bull reserve driver, but hasn’t yet had a chance to drive during a Grand Prix.

If you’re eager to catch Ricciardo’s much-anticipated return to track, here’s how you can watch the Hungarian Grand Prix

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What time is the 2023 Hungarian Grand Prix?

(Photo by ANDREJ ISAKOVIC / AFP) (Photo by ANDREJ ISAKOVIC/AFP via Getty Images) 

The 2023 Hungarian Grand Prix will take place at 7 am EST on Sunday, July 23.

  • Free Practice 1: 5:30 am EST, July 21
  • Free Practice 2: 9 am EST, July 21
  • Free Practice 3: 4:30 am EST, July 22
  • Qualifying: 8 am EST, July 22
  • Grand Prix: 7 am EST, July 23

How to watch the 2023 Hungarian Grand Prix

(Photo by Peter Fox/Getty Images) 

If you are watching in the U.S., you can catch the Hungarian Grand Prix on F1 TV. The service will air all sessions live, from FP1 to the GP, so you can watch Ricciardo from the moment he returns to the track.

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What happened to Daniel Ricciardo?

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Daniel Ricciardo has been racing in F1 since 2011, where he started racing for the Red Bull junior team Toro Rosso (now AlphaTauri). He moved up to the Red Bull racing team in 2014, where he won seven Grand Prix races throughout his tenure. In 2019, he moved to the Renault team, then in 2021, moved to McLaren (where he won his eighth Grand Prix).

During the 2022 season with McLaren, Ricciardo consistently placed outside of the points (lower than 10th place on the grid). Despite the fact that Ricciardo had delivered the first Grand Prix win for McLaren since Lewis Hamilton in 2012, the McLaren team bought Ricciardo out of his 2023 contract and replaced him with rookie Oscar Piastri.

Since the 2023 season began in March 2023, Ricciardo has acted as the reserve driver for the Red Bull Racing team. In July 2023, AlphaTauri announced that Ricciardo would be joining the team on loan from Red Bull, replacing de Vries for the remainder of the season.

Where is Nyck de Vries going in 2023?

(Photo by Peter Fox/Getty Images) 

Following his abrupt departure from AlphaTauri, Nyck de Vries has not yet commented on where his career will take him next.

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