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via f1oversteer.comLiam Lawson’s Red Bull cameo at Dutch Grand Prix will incense McLaren CEO Zak Brown, and rightly soRacing Bulls ace Liam Lawson is now expected to drive for Red Bull at the 2026 Dutch Grand Prix, as Isack Hadjar looks set to ...
via Sky Sports F1Isack Hadjar to Miss Dutch Grand Prix Due to InjuryIsack Hadjar is expected to miss the upcoming Dutch Grand Prix due to a wrist injury. Liam Lawson has been confirmed as his replacement for the race.
via PlanetF1Lawson mind games verdict as Racing Bulls driver praised as ‘perfect’ benchmark’Liam Lawson and Arvid Lindblad are potentially in a head-to-head battle for a Red Bull seat, and even their F1 futures.
via RacingNews365Yuki Tsunoda Negotiates Potential Move to IndyCar for 2027Yuki Tsunoda is reportedly in discussions with Meyer Shank Racing regarding a potential seat in the IndyCar Series for the 2027 season. This move comes after Tsunoda's departure from Formula 1, where he previously raced for Red Bull.
via PlanetF1Racing Bulls Team Boss Sets Expectations for Lawson and LindbladThe Racing Bulls team is focusing on the competitive dynamic between drivers Liam Lawson and Arvid Lindblad. Team management has emphasized a key principle for both rookies as they navigate their debut season.
via f1oversteer.comNikola Tsolov Set for Imola Test as F1 Aspirations GrowRed Bull junior driver Nikola Tsolov is preparing for his first Formula 1 test at Imola later this month. Currently leading the Formula 2 championship, Tsolov is being considered for a potential seat with Racing Bulls in 2027.
via Motorsport.comWhat exactly was behind Franco Colapinto's Miami breakthrough at Alpine?According to Pierre Gasly and Franco Colapinto, Alpine was overtaken by Racing Bulls in the final weeks before Formula 1's summer break. Both drivers say it is simply a matter of car development – Red Bull's sister team has introduced more upgrades, and more effective ones, than the Enstone squad – which means Alpine is pinning a lot of hope on its upgrade package for Zandvoort. On a ... Keep reading
via RaceFansFeatured Comment: Racing Bulls in 2026 equals McLaren in 2019? | BriefRacing Bulls in 2026 equals McLaren in 2019?
via Motorsport.comArvid Lindblad admits F1 rookie season has exceeded expectationsRacing Bulls rookie Arvid Lindblad says his maiden Formula 1 campaign is proving to be a "dream" as he evaluates an impressive first half of the 2026 season. The 19-year-old started the year off strongly by reaching Q3 at the season-opening Australian Grand Prix and ultimately secured an eighth-place finish. He has since added seven further Q3 appearances and a streak of six consecutive ... Keep reading
via Formula1.comRacing Bulls Show Strong Performance in 2026 Formula 1 SeasonRacing Bulls have made a notable start to the 2026 Formula 1 season, achieving impressive results. The team has equaled its best-ever finish of sixth place, raising expectations for the remainder of the season.
via RacingNews365Exclusive: Liam Lawson hailed for helping push Arvid Lindblad and Racing Bulls to 'new levels'Oliver Rowland is not only a Formula E drivers' champion, but also Arvid Lindblad's manager. During an exclusive interview with RacingNews365, the Briton heralded his compatriot's team-mate at Racing Bulls, Liam Lawson.
via Formula1.comAlpine's 2026 Season: Progress and Challenges ReviewedAlpine has experienced a mixed 2026 season, initially making significant strides but struggling to maintain consistent performance. The team, powered by Mercedes engines, has fallen behind competitors in the battle for the 'best of the rest' title.
via RaceFansLindblad vs Lawson: 2026 F1 team mates’ head-to-head scores at summer break | Formula 1Liam Lawson has started his first full season at Racing Bulls well but rookie Arvid Lindblad has raised his game in recent races.
via RacingNews365Liam Lawson Reflects on F1 Season and Future AspirationsLiam Lawson has experienced a notable season with Racing Bulls, highlighting both successes and challenges. As speculation about his future in Formula 1 continues, he acknowledges a shift in his career ambitions.
via CrashArvid Lindblad gives Racing Bulls rallying cry in F1 constructors’ fightArvid Lindblad has demanded that Racing Bulls presses home its advantage over Alpine
via Formula1.comHaas F1 Team Reviews 2026 Season Midpoint PerformanceAs the 2026 season reaches its midpoint, Haas reflects on its performance thus far. The team currently sits in seventh place in the constructors' standings, having accumulated 21 points.
via Formula1.comHow Lindblad is racing ‘for my five-year-old self’ in F1Arvid Lindblad may only be half a year into his Formula 1 career, but he has already made an impression – the British teenager going wheel-to-wheel with World Champions from the outset, frequently reaching Q3 and scoring points, and helping to push the Racing Bulls squad up the grid.
via Motorsport.comIsack Hadjar explains Red Bull "culture shock" after Racing Bulls moveIsack Hadjar has described his graduation from Racing Bulls to the senior Red Bull team as a "culture shock", though the 21-year-old insists his years in the junior programme made the transition feel natural. Hadjar stepped up to partner four-time Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen at Red Bull for the 2026 season following his rookie year with Racing Bulls. While both operations fall under the ... Keep reading
via Motorsport WeekLiam Lawson Reflects on Strong Start to F1 SeasonLiam Lawson has expressed confidence in Racing Bulls' development and performance during the first half of the Formula 1 season. The team currently sits fifth in the constructors' championship, with Lawson ranking in the top 10 among drivers.
via F1iHow family history led Lindblad to reject Monaco residencyWhile Monaco stands as the undisputed capital of the racing elite, Racing Bulls rookie Arvid Lindblad—the sole debutant...Page 1 of 2