Daniel Ricciardo's Success and Achievements in Timeline

By Popular Timelines Editorial Team · Updated: May 4, 2025

A closer look at the biggest achievements of Daniel Ricciardo. Awards, milestones, and records that define success.

Daniel Ricciardo is an Australian racing driver who competed in Formula One from 2011 to 2024. Over 14 seasons, he secured eight Grand Prix victories, marking him as a notable figure in the sport.

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Full Timeline Career & Achievements Success & Recognition

2008: Formula Renault 2.0 West European Cup Win

In 2008, Daniel Ricciardo won his first title at the Formula Renault 2.0 West European Cup with SG Formula.

2014: Canadian Grand Prix Win

At the Canadian Grand Prix in 2014, Daniel Ricciardo secured his first Formula One win, becoming the fourth Australian to win a Grand Prix in Formula One.

April 2015: Laureus World Sports Award

In April 2015, Ricciardo won the Laureus World Sports Award for Breakthrough of the Year for his 2014 performances.

2016: Malaysian Grand Prix Victory and Third in Standings

In 2016, Daniel Ricciardo won the Malaysian Grand Prix and finished third in the standings.

2016: Victory at the Malaysian Grand Prix

In 2016, at the Malaysian Grand Prix, Ricciardo secured his first victory of the season after an engine failure for Lewis Hamilton. He also finished third in the Drivers' Championship.

2017: Azerbaijan Grand Prix Win

In 2017, Daniel Ricciardo secured a win for Red Bull at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.

2018: Wins at Chinese and Monaco Grands Prix

In 2018, Daniel Ricciardo won the Chinese and Monaco Grands Prix for Red Bull.

2018: Monaco Grand Prix victory

In 2018, Daniel Ricciardo won the Monaco Grand Prix, his first win from pole position, despite dealing with a loss of power during the race. He also set the track record at the Spanish Grand Prix in 2018.

2018: Victory at the Chinese Grand Prix and collision at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix

In 2018, Ricciardo won the Chinese Grand Prix after an overtaking masterclass. At the Azerbaijan Grand Prix later in 2018, he collided with his teammate Max Verstappen, causing both drivers to retire.