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- 1Red Bull let three future F1 stars slip away▼Red Bull had three F1 stars in their hands – and let all three slip away
Red Bull's driver programme once had three talented young racers under its wing, but all three ultimately left the team's orbit. Commentators are revisiting those decisions as the drivers continue making their mark elsewhere on the Formula 1 grid, raising questions about the team's talent management and whether it let championship-calibre drivers walk away.
- 2Racing Bulls sets timeline for Liam Lawson decision●Racing Bulls reveals when it will make Liam Lawson decision Liam Lawson is being backed to remain with Racing Bulls in 2
Racing Bulls has revealed when it will announce its Formula 1 driver decision regarding Liam Lawson. The New Zealander is being backed to remain with the team in 2027 as speculation intensifies ahead of the expected driver announcement. Fans and paddock watchers are debating whether Lawson will keep his seat or face a mid-season change.
- 3Isack Hadjar reacts to first lap with Red Bull F1 engine▼Isack Hadjar reveals surprising reaction after first lap with Red Bull’s own F1 engine
Racing driver Isack Hadjar has spoken about his surprising reaction after completing his first lap using Red Bull's own Formula 1 engine. The Frenchman, who races for Red Bull's junior-linked Racing Bulls team, described the experience of running with the Red Bull Ford power unit, with his comments drawing attention from motorsport fans following the team's move to its in-house engine programme.