Daniel Ric🌊ciardo has confirmed that the legal claim from his f🐷ormer manager has been settled.

Ricciardo’s former manager, Glenn Beavis, filed a £10 million claim against the Australian driver in July over unpaid fees from his contract following his move from Red Bull to Renault. Beavis represented Ricciardo from 2012 until th🦹e start of 2019.

Speaking o💧n Thursday in Japan, Ricciardo confirmed that the legal case with Beavis had now been settled, saying it had come to a better resolution than initially expected.

“It’s all sorted and settled.𒀰 I can’t go into details, but we both met and it’s been done, put to bed, and not in a bad way or anything like that,” Ricciardo said.

“It actually ended a lot sweeter than it probably looked a few months ago. I think up until now it didn’t really weiꦬgh on me, but obviously if it continued and it goes another year, two years down the track — I don’t know how long these things can go — then for sure it would’ve 𓄧eventually.

“It’s just been something which I didn’t need. Especially there’s so much now with the team — not only with me, but with the team — that I want to still improve and get right, and I think I just need everything focused ꦦon this.

“Even if sometimes you think something’s not distracting you, it could be, so I was hap💮py to put it behind. It’s not something I guess we wanted. It’s n🙈ot comfortable.”

ಌRicciard🐓o is now represented by CAA Sports, having linked up with the agency in March.