Red Bull senior advisor Helmut Marko doubled down on the acknowledgement that Max Verstappen did not back their decision to demote Liam Lawson. That being said, Marko has issued a new update, claiming that Verstappen,

Liam Lawson pulled a nearly $100,000 Raptor pickup truck into the parking lot of the Ford Performance Center running a little bit late during his packed schedule of appearances as Red Bull's newest Formula 1 driver.

We are already at the third race weekend of this Formula 1 season: the Japanese Grand Prix. As always, the race weekend kicks off on Thursday with the media day, including two press conferences with drivers.

Red Bull dropped Liam Lawson as the teammate of Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen after just two rounds of the season and replaced him with Yuki Tsunoda on Thursday. Lawson was given the Red Bull seat despite not having previously driven a full F1 season and struggled immediately.

Yuki Tsunoda will replace Liam Lawson at Red Bull from the Japanese Grand Prix, and the New Zealander will return to the Racing Bulls.

Red Bull may be looking to tweak more than just their livery, after their driver line-up change for Japan, according to Helmut Marko.

The numbers behind Yuki Tsunoda’s battle with Liam Lawson over Red Bull F1 seat - Tsunoda has replaced Lawson at Red Bull after just two races of the 2025 F1 season

Yuki Tsunoda's time to excel at the biggest stage has finally arrived as he is the chosen one to replace the departed Liam Lawson. While the opportunity has come but it did come at a cost.

Yuki Tsunoda's Red Bull Formula One seat swap with Liam Lawson leaves both with plenty to prove and still facing considerable career uncertainty. Tsunoda, in his fifth season and promoted from Racing Bulls on Thursday to partner four times world champion Max Verstappen from next week's Japanese round,