Liam Lawson had replaced Mexican pilot Sergio “Checo” Pérez in Red Bull from the 2025 season, which only has two dates of 24 and in which his results have been catastrophic.
Daniel Ricciardo, the Australian pilot of Italian ancestry, could re -occupy the second seat of the Red Bull team instead of the Liam Lawson pilot in Formula1. Another candidates for this armchair is the Japanese pilot Yuki Tsunoda, current Racing Bulls pilot, second team of the renowned brand of energizers.
In this way, the New Zealand must leave his privileged place as Max Verstappen partner after only two races, And it will compete with the Satellite cast of the Red Bull brand, a armchair with which Franco Colapinto was related, the Argentine who is now Alpine’s reserve pilot.
Since the Energy Escudería stressed in the F1 in 2005, it is the eighth occasion when they change pilot, a strategy that is not usually common in the category. One of the most remembered cases occurred in 2019, when Pierre Gasly was relegated to the Toro Rosso and Alex Albon team occupied their place. To this antecedent, the situation that was lived in 2016 is added, when after four great awards a young Max Verstappen took the place of Daniil Kvyat.
Ricciardo’s trajectory
The pilot participated in 14 seasons and 257 races. He debuted in 2011 with Hispania Racing and has run for several teams. In 2012 and 2013 he was a pilot of Toro Rosso and made the leap to Red Bull in 2014 until 2018. From 2019 to 2020 he competed with Renault until 2021, when he signed with McLaren until 2022. In 2023 and 2024 he competed for Alphatauri/RB.
The results in the China Grand Prix
The Australian beat from end to end and with total authority on the second date of the World Cup and enhanced his dream of fighting for the title. Lando Norris, his partner, completed McLaren 1-2. George Russell went to the podium and Max Verstappen, fourth. The third date of the championship will be in Japan between Friday 4 and Sunday, April 6.
Source: Ambito
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