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Isack Hadjar will join Red Bull in 2026 to race alongside Max Verstappen, replacing Yuki Tsunoda who will become a reserve driver, while Arvid Lindblad debuts with Racing Bulls and Liam Lawson secures his seat for another season, marking a significant driver lineup change for the 2026 F1 season.
Sergio Perez's future at Red Bull Racing appears uncertain as the team considers Liam Lawson as a potential partner for Max Verstappen in 2025. Despite Perez's insistence on fulfilling his contract through next year, Red Bull sees Lawson as a less problematic choice, capable of playing a supportive role to Verstappen. While Perez faces pressure due to underperformance, Lawson's consistent performance makes him a favorable option for the team.
Red Bull Racing is likely to replace Sergio Perez after the Abu Dhabi F1 finale, with Liam Lawson expected to partner Max Verstappen in 2025. Despite Perez's contract and previous announcements of his continuation, his position has been uncertain since Red Bull considered dropping him during the summer break. Perez's performance has been inconsistent, and Red Bull is exploring options for his exit, potentially avoiding a costly pay-off. Lawson's recent performances have impressed Red Bull, making him a strong candidate for the seat, while Isack Hadjar is likely to replace Lawson in the junior team.
Yuki Tsunoda is determined to outperform his teammates to secure a seat at Red Bull Racing, as Sergio Perez's future with the team remains uncertain. Despite his experience, rookie Liam Lawson is seen as a strong contender for promotion due to his recent performances. Tsunoda, who will test a Red Bull car in Abu Dhabi, remains focused on proving his worth despite recent setbacks and the pressure from Red Bull's management. He acknowledges Honda's support but understands that the decision ultimately lies with Red Bull.
Yuki Tsunoda and Daniel Ricciardo will race for AlphaTauri in the 2024 Formula 1 season, with Liam Lawson serving as the reserve driver for both AlphaTauri and Red Bull. Tsunoda's impressive performance and integration into the team, along with Ricciardo's racing experience and personal attitude, were cited as reasons for their selection. Lawson, who has delivered strong performances as a substitute for Ricciardo, will focus on testing and simulator sessions as the reserve driver.
Daniel Ricciardo and Yuki Tsunoda will continue to race for AlphaTauri in the 2024 Formula 1 season, according to sources. This decision leaves Liam Lawson's future uncertain, as Red Bull has chosen to retain the more experienced drivers. AlphaTauri is expected to race under a new name and closer partnership with Red Bull next year. Lawson, who impressed as a stand-in for Ricciardo in recent races, may have the opportunity to return as a reserve driver for Red Bull in 2024. The only remaining seat for the 2024 season is at Williams, who are considering their options.
Liam Lawson, the reserve driver for both AlphaTauri and Red Bull, will make his Formula 1 debut at the Dutch Grand Prix after Daniel Ricciardo broke a bone in his hand during practice. Lawson, who is familiar with the AlphaTauri team and the Zandvoort circuit, will have limited running before qualifying. Red Bull team principal Christian Horner believes Lawson will cope with the challenge and confirmed that Ricciardo will not be able to return to the cockpit this weekend. Ricciardo is expected to be treated by Doctor Xavier Mir and is eager to get back in the car as soon as possible.