[Keith Collantine]

Daniel Ricciardo is the latest driver to take part in Top Gear’s Star in a Reasonably-Priced Car challenge. How has he fared against the likes of Hamilton, Vettel and Button in the ageing Suzuki Liana?

[hunocsi]

That should be fun…

I may have made a trip to @_BBCTopGear today also. Airs on Sunday! The Stig & I squared off… I had him. #7daysaweek pic.twitter.com/jk9925ZPup

— Daniel Ricciardo (@danielricciardo) February 4, 2015

(@keithcollantine by the way that’s a Liana, not a Swift)

[Keith Collantine]

@hunocsi Changed it, thanks :-)

[Kingshark]

I predict a 1:43.1

No apparent reason why, I just do. ;-)

[Brownerboy]

Saw this tweet. ( CONTAINS SPOILERS)

The honey badger named on it! @danielricciardo ! Faster than a whippet. #topgear #danielricciardo ⭐️⭐️⭐️ pic.twitter.com/dr6VzqJz50

— Jira (@myLaMai) February 5, 2015

[PorscheF1]

I really don’t want to be a pary pooper here but Ricciardo, Webber and Hamilton all had an advantage over Vettel being used to wheel on the other side.

[Fer no.65]

Thats not a huge excuse. Rubens did very well and he wasnt used to either manuals (he said so in the interview) and right hand side steering. If anything Lewis, Mark and Jenson had the advantage of doing it twice. And even more those on later seasons, the track has been getting faster in the last 3 corners with the Stig going more and more over the apex.

[@HoHum]

CAPTION, 4 down, Stig: That scratch wasn’t there when I loaned it to you !

[BJ]

LOL, so a 4 time F1 world champ can’t adapt to a car seat in different position? That’s certainly grasping for straws…

[Dan]

Certainly is when for the past 6 years he never once drove a car in the UK when he was visiting the factory/ PR events. Or anywhere else in the world were they drive on the left side of the road

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