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Barrybran
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Who is Red Bull's British F2 driver? I only know of Hadjar (FRA) and Marti (SPA).
I only know of hadjar. But watched a video last night he was saying about an English driver. And cheering having another one can't remember the name though
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O'Sullivan is a Williams Academy driverHope it isn't Zac o Sullivan though
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I'm surprised he can reach the pedals
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I'm guessing you're talking about Arvid Lindblad in but he's only 16 and in F3 (which hasn't stopped Marko talking him up)
It could be he did mention how the age limit changes could help the driver get a drive in f1
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I honestly do not see RB giving the second seat to an untried driver.
Not when you run a feeder team for that exact reason.
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Red Bull aren't stupid enough to do it. The amount of pressure that comes from being in the big team seat and especially as Max's teammate is too much for a rookie.
It's going to be a challenge, regardless of who they put in the Red Bull seat after Spa. The Red Bull is no longer the fastest car in F1 - that title has now passed to McLaren (which nobody would have predicted after their horrible start to 2023). It's debatable whether it's quicker than Mercedes now too.
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Fortunately Sergio has set the bar very low. All the replacement needs to do is get into Q3 regularly enough
To be fair, that's probably all they'll be capable of in this car. As I see things, here's the current car rankings (i.e. as per Hungary):
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- Aston Martin
- VCARB = Haas
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Let's be brutally honest here for a minute, all allegiances aside.
All three options for the second Red Bull seat are either risky or underwhelming.
If I were Red Bull, I'd be very, very concerned that McLaren are going to be winning the Constructor's by 70+ points
All three options for the second Red Bull seat are either risky or underwhelming.
If I were Red Bull, I'd be very, very concerned that McLaren are going to be winning the Constructor's by 70+ points
Ricciardo would rise to the occasion. Lawson could be a dark horse.
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Canal+ are reporting that Ocon to Haas will be announced by Wednesday.
If you were worried about your team at Red Bull, wouldn't Sainz be the main target then?
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If you were only looking at on track performance, Sainz is a perfect fit.
But apparently the two fathers are likely to cause significant issues, in a team that is already fractured enough as is.
The way verstappen was acting don't think he's going stay there long
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It would be interesting if both Red Bull seats were available for 2025 and Sainz wasn't available.
Yuki would probably get promoted out of necessity rather than desire.
Audi brings ex-Ferrari boss Binotto back into F1, Seidl out
Former Ferrari Formula 1 team boss Mattia Binotto is taking up a senior role in Audi's F1 programme, as part of a "realignment of the control structure" that comes with two major exits - including that of Andreas Seidl
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Unexpected. I read they wanted krack from Aston Martin to replace him.
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I thought the whole reason Seidl went to Sauber was so he would be there for Audi. Seems strange to let him go now.
Been infighting with someone else. Had to choose between the two seidl lost out obviously. Question is does he go to another f1 team or leave f1 altogether
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Would Alpine want him? Bruno has hardly lit the world on fire.
