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F1: Racing Bulls rookie Hadjar not ruling out Red Bull promotion

F1: Racing Bulls rookie Hadjar not ruling out Red Bull promotion

Isack Hadjar says he would not refuse a promotion to Red Bull Racing after scoring his first points in Formula 1 with sister team Racing Bulls at the Japanese Grand Prix on Sunday, Afrosport reports. The 20-year-old French-Algerian put in a solid performance in Suzuka, qualifying seventh and was only beaten by Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton to finish the race in eighth. Hadjar was also able to...

F1: Tsunoda in confident mood after challenging Verstappen in Japanese GP practice

Yuki Tsunoda is in confident mood after he he challenged Max Verstappen in his first outing for Red Bull Racing during Friday practice for his home race at the Japanese Grand Prix, Afrosport reports. The 24-year-old was brought from sister team Racing Bulls to replace the struggling Liam Lawson, and delighted the home crowed at Suzuka as he finished sixth-fastest during the first practice session, just...

F1: Hamilton affirms 100% faith in Ferrari despite poor start

F1: Lawson reveals ‘shock’ at Red Bull demotion

Liam Lawson has revealed his demotion from Red Bull Racing after just two Formula 1 races came as a "shock", Afrosport reports. The New Zealander came into the Milton Keynes outfit from sister team Racing Bulls as a replacement for Sergio Perez. Lawson however failed to impress in the opening two races of 2025 as he failed to score points and finished over a second behind...

F1: Tsunoda officially replaces Lawson at Red Bull

F1: Tsunoda officially replaces Lawson at Red Bull

Red Bull Racing have announced the immediate promotion of Yuki Tsunoda from sister team Racing Bulls as a replacement for Liam Lawson, Afrosport reports. Lawson was promoted ahead of Tsonoda at the end of 2024 after Red Bull axed Sergio Perez following a string of poor results that saw them finish the year third in the constructors' championship behind McLaren and Ferrari. Lawson has however had...

F1: Horner addresses speculation on Lawson’s Red Bull future

F1: Lawson reportedly axed by Red Bull after two poor races

Liam Lawson has reportedly been axed by Red Bull Racing ahead of the Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix,” Afrosport reports. Rumours of the New Zealander being axed from the team had intensified after the Chinese Grand Prix at the weekend, following a bad start to the season. After two races, Lawson has failed to score points, recording a DNF in Australia before finishing 12th in Shanghai....