Formula 1 has been ROCKED by Red Bull’s shocking new statement — and it could flip the entire 2026 driver market on its head. Yuki Tsunoda and Liam Lawson have officially been thrown into the fight of their lives, with whispers from inside Milton Keynes suggesting that BOTH drivers are on the chopping block.
Sources claim the Mexican Grand Prix will serve as a make-or-break deadline. Tsunoda, fresh off a career-best in Baku, may have bought himself time — but Red Bull insiders aren’t convinced. If he doesn’t deliver fireworks in the next races, the axe could fall. And Lawson? Despite flashes of brilliance, Helmut Marko reportedly “isn’t seeing enough 𝓀𝒾𝓁𝓁er instinct.”
But here’s the bombshell: Red Bull is already plotting the future. Rising star Arvid Lindblad is being fast-tracked, with rumors of a shock F1 debut sooner than expected. Meanwhile, Formula 3 phenom Alex Dunn has allegedly been spotted in private talks with Red Bull chiefs — sending the paddock into chaos.
To twist the knife deeper, Red Bull’s “junior to senior” ladder looks set for a brutal shake-up. Tsunoda could be dumped into Racing Bulls as a lifeline, or shown the exit completely. Lawson may face the same fate if he can’t silence the doubters. And with wildcards like Isack Hadjar lurking, NO seat looks safe.
One insider described the situation as “Red Bull’s Hunger Games.” Careers are on the line, rivalries are intensifying, and the future of the grid could be rewritten by Mexico.
👉 Is Red Bull about to crown Lindblad as the new prince of F1? Or will Tsunoda and Lawson rise from the ashes in one final, desperate stand?
The countdown has begun… ⏳💥
