Arvid Lindblad arrives in Formula One as the 2026 season’s only rookie, facing what Racing Bulls team bosses have candidly described as a difficult challenge. The 18-year-old enters the sport during one of its most significant regulatory upheavals, with no illusions about the scale of the task ahead.
The architect of Red Bull’s dominance is stepping down. While officially a personal choice following a championship loss, reports suggest internal power struggles played a major role.
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Helmut Marko, the architect behind Red Bull’s F1 dominance, has officially left the team after over two decades. His departure follows a year of major changes at Red Bull.
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Arvid Lindblad will step up to F1 with Racing Bulls in 2026, joining Liam Lawson in one of the youngest and most dynamic line-ups on the grid as Red Bull’s second team reshapes itself for the new technical regulations.
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Red Bull has ended speculation over its 2026 driver line-up by announcing Isack Hadjar alongside Max Verstappen, rewarding the Frenchman’s impressive rookie campaign at Racing Bulls and underlining the team’s faith in its junior programme.
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