Red Bull rule from 2025 F1 driver despite the form of Isacka Hadjar

Red Bull has ruled any further component changes in the formula 1 2025 season, despite Racing Bulls driver Isack HadjarRecent form.

Hadjar became the fifth-youngest driver ever climbing at the Atop and F1 Podium on the Dutch GP, bringing his personal points at 37; It’s over four times more than Liam Lavson and Yuki Tsunoda They managed to achieve – nine – in the second car Red Bull.

Although he was previously not sure he could handle Koport to Red Bull, Hadjar gained late, and the 20-year-old French had a potential promotion “in mind” on Thursday.

However, Hadjar also insisted that now it “doesn’t make sense” to do so with another car that looks like a poisoned chalice, while he expects to be 2026. “There will be no this conversation about another” about another thing “.

The main director of Red Bull team Laurent Mekies agreed at the press conference on Friday, explicitly stating that any changes in the winter will happen – not before the end of the current season.

“We created it very clear, very public that we have time with our driver’s decision,” Mekies said. “We have enough drivers between the driver’s program to cover quite a few scenarios for next year, and we do not have real reasons to decide decisions.” This applies to Arvid Lindblad Arvid Lindblad, which currently lies in his girlfriend F2 campaign and could be thrown in MEKS in connection with the line 2026.

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“No, we don’t plan to change during the season. Iuki is a good step in the last three runs. He was for the first time. He was enough in points. He was enough in Budapest. He was at a positive trend.

“It is obvious that it is extremely nice to watch IsaCK’s progress in Racing Bulls car. To see him perform at the last race was a fantastic demonstration of how much it progresses this season.

“But we really are relaxed on the topic of the driver, because we have all our few weeks – or months – that we need to decide that we have to decide that or another. But we must influence that we have time now.”