Red Bull reportedly have major driver plans in place over the next few seasons, including how they might replace Max Verstappen should he depart.
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2024 provided a mixed year for the Milton Keynes-based outfit, with the team losing their dominant status in the sport, but at the same time, still securing the drivers’ championship through star driver Verstappen.
Red Bull’s downfall was made clear by their third-place finish in the constructors’ standings, with the team acting swiftly to replace Sergio Perez for 2025 after the season finale in Abu Dhabi.
Liam Lawson is now set to partner four-time champion Verstappen next campaign, although, according to one claim, he may not be there for long.
Will Max Verstappen leave Red Bull?
Lawson’s move to Red Bull condemns Yuki Tsunoda to yet another year at Visa Cash App RB — Red Bull’s junior team — although Sky Sports Germany commentator Sascha Roos believes the Japanese driver will soon be on the move.
“I can see Yuki Tsunoda ending up at Aston Martin sooner or later,” Roos wrote on Sky Germany.
“Tsunoda is supported by Honda and they will be Aston Martin’s engine supplier from 2026.”
Offering further insight into Red Bull’s transfer plans, Roos tipped the team to sign one of the sport’s up-and-coming stars to cover off the chance that Verstappen could leave at any moment.
“I believe that Red Bull would also like to sign Oscar