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.
Isack Hadjar Confirmed as Max Verstappen’s Red Bull Teammate for the 2026 F1 Season Lire la suite »
Reports indicate Red Bull will confirm Isack Hadjar’s promotion to the main team alongside Verstappen for 2026 next week, with Yuki Tsunoda losing his race seat but possibly retaining involvement via Honda engine testing arrangements.
Red Bull Set to Promote Hadjar Beside Verstappen as Tsunoda Faces 2026 Exit Lire la suite »
Following post-race claims by Helmut Marko and Red Bull staff that Kimi Antonelli intentionally yielded to Norris, the team issued apologies amid a harassment wave against the Mercedes rookie, confirming replay footage showed a genuine driving error.
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Oscar Piastri celebrated his sprint win at the Qatar GP 2025 but remained wary of potential errors and the persistent threat from Red Bull, stressing that maintaining this momentum on the fast, high-grip circuit is crucial for the rest of the weekend.
Laurent Mekies admits the onus is now on Red Bull to respond after a challenging sprint for Max Verstappen at Qatar GP 2025, with the team’s strategy and setup crucial to salvaging the Dutchman’s title hopes in the closing races.
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Max Verstappen warns of a « survival » Qatar Sprint ahead due to painful bouncing in his Red Bull, starting sixth behind McLaren’s Piastri and Norris plus Tsunoda.
Verstappen Braces for « Painful Bouncing » Qatar Sprint Survival from P6 Grid Lire la suite »
McLaren sent a powerful message in Qatar as Oscar Piastri headed Lando Norris in the sole practice session, with the pair half a second clear of Max Verstappen, who struggled to only sixth at Lusail.
Yuki Tsunoda implies he is aware of Red Bull’s 2026 driver lineup decision, signaling a likely end to his F1 tenure after five seasons with the Red Bull family.
Tsunoda Hints His Red Bull Future Is Already Decided in 2026 Lire la suite »
uki Tsunoda, left stranded in Q1 by an admitted Red Bull error at Vegas, is demanding a real explanation after his race weekend was derailed by a tyre pressure blunder and ongoing team silence.
Red Bull has accepted full responsibility for Yuki Tsunoda’s disastrous Q1 elimination at Las Vegas, with team principal Laurent Mekies apologizing for critical tyre pressure setup errors that left the Japanese driver unable to compete effectively in treacherous wet conditions.
