After finishing second in the F2 championship last year, Isack Hadjar now graduates to Formula 1 with Racing Bulls, and will compete at his first Grand Prix in Australia. The young driver talked about anxiety ahead of his first full weekend in the competition.
Yuki Tsunoda has been confirmed as Red Bull Racing’s reserve driver which means that he does have a chance to drive for Red Bull Racing in a grand prix after all. If Max Verstappen or Liam Lawson need to step away for the race weekend, Tsunoda could be stepping up.
Isack Hadjar has announced a change in his approach to racing ahead of his Formula 1 debut next season. At least, not one that directly affects steering or stepping on the gas, but more of a change in behaviour. The 20-year-old Frenchman has a reputation for being a bit of a hot head over the board radio
Isack Hadjar will make his Formula 1 debut come March driving for Racing Bulls, and so the 20-year-old driver from Paris has moved to a place close to the Italian team’s factory to make things as easy as possible for himself with a focus on mitigating external factors as much as possible ahead of his first ever
Ferrari and Lewis Hamilton have both continued to share short glimpses into his time so far in Maranello. Hamilton will be there on Wednesday for his first run in a car, which will also be televised. Also completing a run in Italy will be the Racing Bulls, with Yuki Tsunoda, Isack Hadjar and Ayumu Iwasa.
Visa Cash App Racing Bulls (VCARB), Red Bull Racing’s junior team, will be spending three days, 21, 22, and 23 January, at the Imola circuit. They will be preparing for the start of the 2025 season, which starts in only 54 days. While at the circuit, the Faenza-based will be completing a TPC (testing a
No Formula 1 fan has undoubtedly missed it: Lewis Hamilton has his first day at Ferrari. Several posts and pictures of this have already come out via his own social media channels and those of his new employer. Apparently, this inspired Racing Bulls, as they decided to highlight their new driver Isack Hadjar with their
Yuki Tsunoda and Isack Hadjar will make their first appearance in Racing Bulls’ new Formula 1 car before the joint livery launch. On February 17, Red Bull Racing’s sister team will be in action with the 2025 car during a filming day at the Imola circuit, as the team has confirmed to GPblog.
While many young drivers are given the chance to make their names in Formula One, Jacques Villeneuve sees it hard to predict how the talents will do in the competition next season. Moreover, the former world champion did not shy away from commenting on Franco Colapinto’s performance either.
This season, Formula 1 is welcoming a wave of fresh talent, with six drivers making their debut in full-time roles. Former McLaren, Red Bull and Williams driver David Coulthard sees this as a positive development, noting that it’s exciting to witness a new generation of drivers breaking through. Speaking on the Formula for Success podcast,
