Argentine driver Franco Colapinto didn’t make the trip with Alpine to the Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix as their reserve driver after last week fresh rumors about a potential move to Racing Bulls, Red ...
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How Red Bull’s brutal junior program is nothing newRed Bull Racing's junior program took another sacrifice in Liam Lawson, but one iconic team set the precedent for them.
Is Red Bull Racing's second seat cursed? We dig into Liam Lawson's struggles based on previous Red Bull No. 2 performances.
Entering the Japanese Grand Prix, Red Bull have made the decision to replace Liam Lawson with Yuki Tsunoda. Carlos Sainz, who ...
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Lawson, Tsunoda or even Colapinto? Red Bull now has tough decisions to makeChristian Horner has admitted Red Bull will review all available data before deciding on Liam Lawson’s future. Here’s a look ...
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Red Bull’s Max Verstappen conjures up stunning pole lap at SuzukaThe Japanese Grand Prix pole was his 41st but a first since the Austrian GP last June. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read ...
Yuki Tsunoda has expressed his excitement ahead of his Red Bull Racing debut at Sunday's Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka.
Red Bull Racing set to replace Liam Lawson with Yuki Tsunoda ahead of the Japanese Grand Prix, sparking criticism over team ...
Liam Lawson's "dream" Red Bull promotion became a nightmare -- the 22-year-old the latest driver off the team's conveyor belt ...
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Hit or miss? Rating Red Bull’s previous in-season driver swapsRed Bull have a history of making in-season changes to their driver line-ups, with another coming in the 2025 season.
Yuki Tsunoda became Max Verstappen's third different teammate in four races when he replaced Liam Lawson at Red Bull on ...
Barely two Grands Prix have been run and it is already looking more and more likely that Liam Lawson will be sidelined by Red ...
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