AlphaTauri have confirmed they’re in “no rush” to get Daniel Ricciardo back in the car as he continues to recover from his wrist injury.
Speaking at Suzuka in the FIA press conference, AlphaTauri trackside engineering chief Jonathan Eddolls provided an update on Ricciardo’s recovery.
“So I wouldn’t want to put a target on it. The recovery is going well. We’ve got some simulator work planned before a return and I think from our side and his side there’s no rush to get him back too early. Eddolls reiterated that the simulator will be a good test to see whether Ricciardo is able to return to F1, with the final decision to come from the Australian himself.“He will jump in the simulator which is a very good representative of the car, all of the loads etc,” he added.
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