Yuki Tsunoda will spend his fifth season at Red Bull’s second team this year after the world champions chose not to appoint him as Max Verstappen’s new team mate. While Liam Lawson moves to Red Bull after just 11 grand prix starts, Tsunoda faces another season at their junior squad. Red Bull’s motorsport consultant Helmut
Liam Lawson said he is astonished by how quickly Red Bull have propelled him into their Formula 1 driver line-up for next year. The team confirmed yesterday Lawson will partner Max Verstappen in 2025. Lawson began the year as a reserve driver for the team and started his first F1 race in October for RB
Red Bull have named Liam Lawson as Max Verstappen’s new team mate for the 2025 Formula 1 season. The 22-year-old, who made his F1 debut last year and has started just 11 grands prix, will start his first full season at the team. Lawson replaces Sergio Perez, whose departure from the team after a four-year
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has indicated why the team did not consider hiring Carlos Sainz Jnr to replace the struggling Sergio Perez. Sainz was previously a member of Red Bull’s junior academy and made his F1 debut alongside Max Verstappen at their second team, known at the time as Toro Rosso in 2015.
Red Bull has confirmed Sergio Perez will not return to drive for the team in the 2025 Formula 1 season. The widely-expected news was confirmed in statements issued by Perez and Red Bull on Wednesday. Perez’s said they had “reached an agreement to part ways.” The team is yet to confirm who will replace Perez.
In the round-up: Multiple reports claim Red Bull are preparing to confirm Liam Lawson as Sergio Perez’s replacement for next season. In brief Lawson tipped to take Perez’s drive After Red Bull motorsport consultant Helmut Marko promised “updates in the coming days” on who would be Max Verstappen’s team mate next year, several publications claimed
Yuki Tsunoda impressed Red Bull when he tested the team last week, according to their motorsport consultant Helmut Marko. Red Bull is considering whether to replace Sergio Perez in the team’s line-up for next year. Tsunoda, who has just completed his fourth season at their second team RB, and his team mate Liam Lawson are
As the 2024 season neared its end, Red Bull team principal Christian Horner admitted his decision to hand Sergio Perez an early contract extension in June “obviously didn’t work.” Having been comprehensively beaten by team mate Max Verstappen for much of 2023, their third season alongside each other, Perez got his 2024 campaign off to
Red Bull appeared to anticipate Max Verstappen’s displeased reaction to his penalty during the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, and chose a different approach to letting him know about his latest sanction. Verstappen picked up his fifth penalty for a driving infringement in the last five rounds during Sunday’s race after he knocked Oscar Piastri into
Sergio Perez admitted he will have to “see what happens” about his seat at Red Bull in 2025 after a dismal end to the championship in Abu Dhabi. The Red Bull driver’s woeful season ended on a low note when he retired from the final race at Yas Marina on the opening lap. Perez was
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