Daniel Ricciardo is more than just a Formula 1 driver.
The Aussie ace left concertgoers in disbelief after taking to the stage on Saturday night alongside American country music star Zach Bryan.
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Bryan’s latest stop on his Quittin’ Time tour saw him land at Flemington Racecourse where he brought out the much loved special guest.
Ricciardo walked out on stage to raucous applause as he and Irish singer Dermot Kennedy joined Byran for his hit song Revival.
The crossover was completed when the American singer did Ricciardo’s famous celebration, a shoey.
Fans in attendance and those who only saw the moment were left gobsmacked by Ricciardo’s performance.
“Imagine being at a concert with Zach Bryan, Dermot Kennedy and Daniel Riccardio all on the same stage,” one woman said.
“Daniel Riccardio singing Revival is the best thing to happen this year,” another said.
“If you saw Daniel Ricciardo sing revival with Zach Bryan don’t ever speak to me, you are living my dream,” a third wrote.
Another user added: “Daniel Ricciardo went on stage and sang revival with Zach Bryan in Australia and now I will never recover.”
Ricciardo is clearly enjoying his off-season from the track after he returned to the grid only six months after his contract was torn up by McLaren.
His time behind the wheel came to an end following the 2022 season and speculation loomed over what was next.
The 34-year-old elected to return to Red Bull as a reserve driver before he was given the chance to prove his worth on the track.
After the test he was thrust back onto the grid where he joined AlphaTauri for the remainder of the season.
Ricciardo ended the season with six points to his name and is ready to give it his all with a full off-season of training ahead of the 2024 season.
After returning to the grid, the Aussie remains optimistic about his career back in the Red Bull garage and says he still has the fire to be a Formula 1 world champion.
“I’m treating it like a second wind, a second chance to go all in,” he said.
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“Do I still want to be world champion? Yes. Has it been a dream of mine since I was a kid?
“It’s not going to change me as a human, therefore it’s not going to change my life going forward. Yes, it would present some other opportunities or whatever if you are to achieve such a feat.
“I still want it and I still deep down believe I can do it, but it’s really not going to change the course of my life.”
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