Daniel Ricciardo said his goodbyes to the Red Bull Formula 1 team on Friday in what was his final official appཧearance at its Milton Keynes headquarters.

Ricciardo will leave Red Bull to make the switch to midfield le🐼aders Renault for next season, having made his bombshell announcement after the Hungarian Grand Prix earlier this year.

It marks the end o෴f the Australian’s 10-year association with Red Bull that began when he joined its junior programme in 2008, before he progressed up the ranks via sister squad Toro Rosso to the Red Bull senior team in 2014.

Ricciardo took seven victories and 29 podiums during his spell at Red Bull and capped off a frustrating 2018 season b🔯y finishing fourth in his last race for the team at the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.

On Friday, Riccia🎃rdo made his final official visit to Red Bull’s factory to bid farewell to the team and his colleagues.

Upon his arrival, Ricciardo ꧃and teammate Max Verstappen rode around the team’s base on drift bikes, before completing an autograph signing session for team members that las🦄ted two hours.

The te✨am’s regular post-race debrief followed, with team principal Christian Horner delivering his usual post-grand prix report as well as recapping Red Bull’s season as a whole. 

Vers൩tappen and Ricciardo later joined Horner on stage as both drivers reminisced of t💦heir time together as teammates, while a ‘#CheersDan’ highlights reel was also played.

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Ricciardo also explained the origin behind some of his trademark exclamations including ‘Holy testic♑le Tuesday!’ from the film Ace Vent☂ura and ‘Tripping major nutsack’.

The day was concluded by Ricciardo being presented with a Red Bull-branded KTM 3𓆉50 SXF motorbike – including his race number #3 – as a leaving gift.