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Angela Cullen claims she has “fallen in love” with IndyCar after taking up a new role as performance manager for Marcus Armstrong.After working with seven-time F1 champion Lewis Hamilton for years, Cullen took a year off before being drawn back into motorsport by her fellow New Zealander earlier this year.Daniel Ricciardo reveals he isn’t ready to hand his F1 seat to a Red Bull junior but acknowledges he wouldn’t be comfortable merely occupying the seat.The 35-year-old shared in an exclusive interview with RacingNews365 that he would speak openly about his career’s endpoint when it arrives.Former Haas team principal Guenther Steiner believes Max Verstappen’s recent outburst at the Hungarian Grand Prix was due to the pressure he felt.Red Bull’s performance edge diminished in the rounds leading up to the summer break, with Mercedes and McLaren catching up.Yuki Tsunoda says he is the happiest he’s been with his performance since starting his F1 career in 2021.In an interview with RacingNews365, Tsunoda reflected on the first half of the 2024 season, noting the Bahrain and Canadian Grands Prix as areas for improvement despite a solid start to the year.Lando Norris believes he is performing at a higher level this season compared to last.The McLaren driver has had a superb season, achieving his first grand prix victory at his 110th attempt and sitting second in the drivers’ standings, 78 points behind Max Verstappen.Jacques Villeneuve predicts an “emotional rollercoaster” for Lewis Hamilton when he joins Ferrari next season.Villeneuve pointed to Hamilton’s victory at the British Grand Prix as evidence of his return to top form after a winless period since December 2021.In a special RacingNews365 podcast episode, Ian and Nick are joined by Guenther Steiner.They discuss Max Verstappen being under pressure, Sergio Perez’s survival, and make a bold prediction.For more news visitshttp://Ortetesekusoccerinfo.co.uk