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F1: Red Bull’s Marko says second driver seat remains open beyond summer break

Red Bull Racing advisor Helmut Marko has revealed that the second driver seat remains open beyond the summer break, Afropsort reports. Speculation remains on who will partner reigning world champion Max Verstappen, whose future was uncertain at some point, but he has confirmed that he will race for the energy-drink-backed team next year. Red Bull have shuffled between Sergio Perez, Liam Lawson and Yuki Tsunoda since...

F1: Red Bull boss Horner promises to give Tsunoda time after struggling start

by Kunle Fayiga

10 June 2025

Red Bull Racing team principal Christian Horner has promised to give Yuki Tsunoda time after a struggling start with the Milton Keynes outfit, Afrosport reports. Tsunoda was promoted from sister team Racing Bulls after Liam Lawson was dropped just two races into the 2025 Formula 1 season. While the Japanese driver has scored points in three of seven Grands Prix so far, he has been unable...

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

by Kunle Fayiga

4 April 2025

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: Tsunoda officially replaces Lawson at Red Bull

F1: Tsunoda targets podium finish at Japanese GP for Red Bull

by Kunle Fayiga

31 March 2025

Yuki Tsunoda is targeting a podium finish in his home race in the Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix this weekend after securing a seat at Red Bull Racing, Afrosport reports. Tsunoda was promoted from sister team Racing Bulls after Liam Lawson struggled in the first two races in Australia and China and will partner reigning champion Max Verstappen. The 24-year-old has already sampled the car in...

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

F1: Red Bull admit mistake on decision-making over Lawson

by Kunle Fayiga

29 March 2025

Red Bull motorsport adviser Helmut Marko has admitted the team made a mistake with their decision-making over Liam Lawson, Afrosport reports. The New Zealander was promoted from sister team Racing Bulls and replaced Sergio Perez ahead of the 2025 season. Lawson has however been demoted back to Racing Bulls after poor performances in the first two races where he failed to score points, and has now...

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F1: Red Bull’s Marko says second driver seat remains open beyond summer break

F1: Red Bull boss Horner promises to give Tsunoda time after struggling start

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

F1: Tsunoda targets podium finish at Japanese GP for Red Bull

F1: Red Bull admit mistake on decision-making over Lawson

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