Former Formula 1 driver Daniel Ricciardo made a surprise appearance on stage in Austin, Texas, with American singer-songwriter Rob Baird.The Australian joined Baird at the Ford Racing and Enchanté pop-up on Friday night to play harmonica on an original song…

Former Formula 1 driver Daniel Ricciardo surprised fans in Austin, Texas, by joining American singer-songwriter Rob Baird on stage for a harmonica performance ahead of the United States Grand Prix. The appearance took place at a Ford Racing and Enchanté pop-up event on Friday night, where Ricciardo performed an original song co-written with Baird during their road trip from Arizona.
The road trip was organized to promote Ricciardo's new Enchanté collection, titled The Long Road. Alongside his musical performance, Ricciardo attended events across Austin and was seen supporting Racing Bulls driver Liam Lawson at another live performance ahead of the race weekend.
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