Daniel Ricciardo opens up about the mental stresses of competing in Formula 1 in an 'open conversation' with the Renault UK Mental Health Champions. In a multi-million dollar sport such as F1, small mistakes can have big consequences, so it is unsurprising that stress levels can run alarmingly high. Article continues under video Answering a question on how he personally copes with this stress, Ricciardo answered: "I guess in my job, there are so many variables in Formula 1 and I think that alone creates stress, because you’re, even after a good qualifying you might still have an overhanging stress of ‘I hope the race goes well, I hope we have the right strategy, I hope I make a...
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