Liam Lawson faces the tough task of being Max Verstappen’s teammate in 2025. Pierre Gasly, Daniel Ricciardo, Alexander Albon and most recently Sergio Perez all eventually lost out to the now four-time Formula 1 world champion. Guenther Steiner, former Haas F1 team boss, fears for the New Zealander that the same fate awaits him.
The F1 season is ever closer, and GPblog brings you the round up of the most fresh batch of Formula One related news.
Arvid Lindblad could just make his debut as a Grand Prix driver in Formula 1 during 2025. How exactly will the Red Bull Junior Team driver do it? GPblog lays it all out.
It’s going to take some getting used to for the Formula 1 community. For the first time since the 2011 season, Sergio Perez will not appear at the start of a new F1 season. As is well known, the Mexican has been sidelined by Red Bull Racing after a dramatic 2024. Yet not only is
Yuki Tsunoda, to his own dismay, was passed over to fill in the vacant seat at Red Bull Racing after Sergio Perez was pushed aside by the Austrians. Red Bull chose to put Liam Lawson next to Max Verstappen, a decision Guenther Steiner does not understand very well.
Adrian Newey is no doubt counting down the days before he gets back to work. After a mandatory gardening leave following his years at Red Bull Racing, he will start at Aston Martin on the first working day in March. When Newey looks back on the past period, the designer frankly admits he totally did
In 2016, Carlos Sainz was passed up on a promotion to Red Bull Racing in favour of Max Verstappen, leaving him in the “shadow” momentarily. However, the Spaniard kept pressing on and managed to build himself quite a career in F1. His father, Carlos Sainz sr. claims he knows how his ‘undervalued’ son did this,
Red Bull are laying down the stones for a possible F1 debut for Arvid Lindblad. The Red Bull Junior team’s talent is getting prepared to be ready for sitting in an F1 car for the first time 2025, but why is there suddenly such a rush?
Max Verstappen has big plans for the drivers of his own Team Redline. The Red Bull Racing driver previously said he wants to help sim drivers make the transition to ‘real’ racing, and more is becoming clear about that goal.
Guenther Steiner exclusive, the lead up to the 2025 24h of Daytona event and Haas F1 making history. GPblog brings you the best news of the day from the world of Formula One.
Guenther Steiner does not believe Max Verstappen will leave Red Bull Racing after 2025. Indeed, according to the former Haas F1 team principal, there are no decent alternatives for the four-time world champion, he explained that to GPblog during an exclusive interview. Does Steiner have a point or not?
Four times in a row Max Verstappen managed to become the drivers’ champion in Formula 1, but it is by no means a foregone conclusion that a fifth title will follow for the Dutchman in 2025. Judging purely on the form in the second part of the F1 season in ’24, many changes are needed
