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The 2025 F1 season was filled with dramatic races, key driver and team changes, and memorable moments, culminating in Norris winning his first World Championship in a tense finale, with McLaren securing back-to-back Teams' Championships.
The article details 11 instances where Formula 1 drivers have taken over another driver's car number, highlighting the significance and personal stories behind these choices, including Verstappen switching to number 3 in 2026 and other notable number transfers among drivers over the years.
Daniel Suarez will not return to Trackhouse Racing in 2026, making him a notable free agent, with potential options including Legacy Motor Club or Xfinity/Truck series teams, as he seeks a new ride for the upcoming season.
The Watkins Glen race weekend features a reduced entry list due to driver injuries and scheduling conflicts, with several driver and team lineup changes, including notable entries from Porsche, Ferrari, and Lamborghini, and preparations for the upcoming race with practice sessions starting Friday.
Red Bull Racing is expected to part ways with Sergio Perez after the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, as the Mexican driver has struggled to perform this season, finishing only eighth in the drivers' standings. Team principal Christian Horner acknowledged Perez's contributions over the years but noted the challenges faced this season. Red Bull's shareholders will meet after the race to finalize their driver lineup for 2025, with Liam Lawson and Yuki Tsunoda as potential replacements. The decision will align with Red Bull's philosophy of promoting drivers from within their program.
Red Bull Racing is expected to part ways with Sergio Perez after the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, with discussions set to finalize the team's driver lineup for 2025. Despite Perez's contributions, including five Grand Prix wins, his performance this season has been underwhelming, leading to speculation about his future. Red Bull is considering promoting a driver from its own program, with Liam Lawson and Yuki Tsunoda as potential candidates. The decision will be made in a meeting with Red Bull's shareholders following the season finale.