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Watch: Ricciardo's LA summer break
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- Last updated: September 19th 2019
The Formula 1 summer break is officially over. While some were training every day, others were out making the most of their time off. Unsurprisingly, Daniel Ricciardo fell firmly into the latter camp.
He went to LA with some mates to drive as many cars as he could, eat as much Mexican food as he could, and to visit Bruce Meyer’s car collection. Luckily he filmed it all.
Excuse the odd expletive.
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