First front-row start - Australia; first podium - Spain; and first win - Canada. The 'firsts' are coming thick and fast for Daniel Ricciardo this season, following his promotion from Toro Rosso to Red Bull for 2014.
Ayrton Senna (BRA) McLaren MP4/8 celebrates his victory. Fromula One World Championship, Rd16, Australian Grand Prix, Adelaide, Australia, 7 November 1993.
Daniel Ricciardo (AUS) Scuderia Toro Rosso with the Carlton AFL Football Club. Formula One World Championship, Australian Grand Prix, Rd1, Preparations, Albert Park, Melbourne, Australia, Wednesday 14 March 2012.
Daniel Ricciardo (AUS). Chris van der Drift Charity Karting Event, Daytona, Milton Keynes, England, 7 September 2010.
DR: That would be Adelaide 1993. I was actually there and I was about four years old.
DR: I dreamt about it pretty much from then, when I saw them live back in '93 in Adelaide. As for when I thought it was going to happen, or when I really knew it was what I wanted, that was probably not until quite late, maybe 16 years old.
DR: Probably Silverstone in 2010 in World Series by Renault. It was the first time I'd rolled a race car before - any race car, including go-karts - so that was a new experience.
DR: For go-karting it was like a motorbike helmet, just one off the shelf, so there was actually a little bit of pink in there, a little bit of blue - I think it was pink, blue and white… it was a bit funky!
DR: It was actually my very first race in go-karts. It was a real surprise to me, but I got a trophy: it was the best 'P' plater of the day, so the best new driver, because you've got to do about four races with a 'P' plate. I'd actually left the track after I'd raced, I went back home and Dad stayed there longer with a few friends, and he came back home an hour or two later and he goes 'Daniel!' and he opened the front door and I thought I was in trouble, and then he pulls out this trophy and I'm like 'Oh, I got a trophy!' So yeah, my very first race - good times! I was probably the only 'P' plater there, that's why.
DR: Very first one I drove was actually an old Mini Cooper S. I think it was a 1970 or '71, around then. That's where I learned how to drive a manual, heel-and-toe and all that driver stuff.
DR: It was in Balcatta, Perth.
DR: I don't know, too young to remember. I was probably excited, just to meet new people. I loved company, I loved friends, so I was probably excited.
DR: Salad, does that count? It was probably pasta.
DR: First thing I did was tell my parents.
DR: Probably something very pop so let's say nothing! The last record I bought was The Amity Affliction, their new album.
DR: It was Australian rules football.
DR: Depends what you call romantic! My very first kiss I remember was behind the sheds at school - I think it was year six maybe - so I don't know if it was romantic, but what was I? Ten or 11 years old.
DR: It was 2005. I won a go-kart race in Melbourne and we had to pre-sign a few things and I didn't have a signature, so I just did like 'D' and then I wrote 'Ricciardo' in cursive writing. It was pretty bad - that's when I realised I might need a signature!
DR: Go-karting, yeah, probably in 2002 or 2003.
Which would you eat first - a piece of fruit or a piece of chocolate?
DR: It's an easy one if we're not talking about diet - chocolate, seven days a week!