Max Verstappen believes the identity of his teammate next season "won’t matter" as long as Red Bull can produce a fast car.

Red Bull expects Liam Lawson to closely match Max Verstappen's performance within three-tenths of a second as he joins the senior team in 2025, replacing Sergio Perez.

Yuki Tsunoda has a plan to ‘prove Red Bull wrong’ after the Milton Keynes squad opted to replace Sergio Perez with Liam Lawson. The Japanese racer enjoyed a stellar 2024 campaign, but was still overlooked in favour of his inexperienced team-mate.

Liam Lawson will race alongside Max Verstappen at Red Bull Racing in 2025 for the first time but the two know each other well as the Kiwi has been an academy member for years

Max Verstappen has insisted the driver in the sister Red Bull is less important to the team’s Formula 1 title prospects in 2025 than the competitiveness of its RB21. Verstappen seized his fourth consecutive Drivers’ Championship in 2024, but Red Bull lost out on the Constructors’ crown amid Sergio Perez’s persistent struggles.

With Sergio Perez out at Red Bull, Liam Lawson has been promoted to the team alongside champion Max Verstappen.

Red Bull expect Liam Lawson to be within three tenths of Max Verstappen throughout the 2025 F1 season. That is according to Red Bull motorsport advisor Helmut Marko, who has laid down the expectations for Lawson before he steps up to the Red Bull senior team in 2025.

One day after dropping Sergio Perez, Red Bull Racing officially picked 22-year-old Liam Lawson to be Max Verstappen's teammate next season.

Red Bull senior advisor Helmut Marko has revealed that following Liam Lawson's promotion to Red Bull, where he will take the seat of the RB21 F1 car next year,

Crypto exchange company Bybit joined as a sponsor of the team in 2022, in a deal that saw Red Bull receive a reported £119 million over the course of the three years, but the bra

Max Verstappen said last year Helmut Marko "has to stay" at Red Bull, which he admitted "wasn't a bluff" on his part.