Former Racing Bulls team principal Laurent Mekies believes Yuki Tsunoda merits a full-time return to Formula 1 after being relegated to reserve duties for 2026.
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The Honey Badger opens up about his 2024 exit, the exhaustion of fighting for his seat, and why having the decision made for him was ultimately a relief.
Ricciardo on F1 Career End: “I’m Grateful They Decided for Me” Read More »
Lawson’s Racing Bulls recorded 330km/h in China’s speed trap. Verstappen’s Red Bull managed just 317km/h — with the same engine. The gap reveals a fascinating technical story about deployment philosophy, chassis weight and why the VCARB 03 is one of the hardest cars to overtake in 2026.
Lando Norris sets fastest time on opening day of Bahrain F1 testing, but Mercedes suffers suspension issues, Aston Martin battles Honda power unit problems, and Racing Bulls faces fluid leak.
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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.
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Isack Hadjar’s 2025 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix ended in frustration as he plummeted from 9th to 17th, costing him his top 10 championship position to Fernando Alonso. The French driver’s disappointment was palpable after a season of promise.
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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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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 Read More »
Isack Hadjar was on course for sixth place at Losail when a broken aero part from his Racing Bulls RB01 caused a late puncture, destroying his race and leading him to describe his machine as a “plastic car” in a furious post-race reaction.
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