When Jack Miller drank the champagne of victory from his boot at the Dutch Grand Prix, Valentino Rossi was his first fan.
But he was obviously not the only one, since Daniel Ricciardo imitated this ceremony after his 2nd place during the F1 GP at Hockenheim last Sunday.
The Australian born in 1989 in Perth wanted to celebrate his podium during his 100th Grand Prix.
In fact, drinking from your shoe, known as “Shoey” in Australia, has been a popular gesture in recent years, practiced by young people in the evening with beer.
This “Aussie attitude” is therefore in the process of conquering the world, after that of showering the crowd with champagne.
When will there be a Shoey for Remy Gardner?
