[Team] Red Bull: Unbullievable

[Richard C]

For what it's worth, Kym Illman (F1 photographer) is predicting the following for 2025... Daniel to replace Sergio, Liam to replace Daniel and Valtteri to retain his Sauber seat.

Who knows what is going to happen

Richard

[Skam85]

Originally Posted by Richard C

For what it's worth, Kym Illman (F1 photographer) is predicting the following for 2025... Daniel to replace Sergio, Liam to replace Daniel and Valtteri to retain his Sauber seat.

Who knows what is going to happen

Richard

I actually think he will go 0/3 with those predictions

[Richard C]

Originally Posted by Skam85

I actually think he will go 0/3 with those predictions

I do agree he is way out on a limb with his predictions. Particularly with Daniel to replace Sergio. But who knows what is going on in the minds at RB with respect to RBR and VCARB. I have no opinion regarding Audi. I think they could save money and put monkeys in those cars and it may not make much difference.

Richard

[Aysedasi]

Originally Posted by S griffin

I doubt RBR is that competitive. A win will be a tall order. As for Lawson, I can see him missing out again

Well, at least we don't have someone here now constantly interjecting from personal (but totally uncorroborated) knowledge that the Red Bull is now the slowest GP car ever....

[bathurst77]

I hope dan doest go to red bull.
I was a daniel fan, and I guess i still am. But I think its time for him to put up his hand and say "Time to do something different". At his best he is brilliant, but these days he is more often than not, far from it.
I think his star has faded. And a good performer should know when to quit.

F1 is about 20 drivers trying to be WDC. I think Dans chances of that passed 5 years or more ago. Today he is a good midfielder, but not a killer.

I would rather see new young guns get a go (and surprise - or fail) than the same old good midfielders year after year. He is not the only one...

There are a lot of drivers who deserve a chance, and a few (not just dan) who maybe should be looking at WEC, Fe, USA, or tin tops somewhere.

Bathurst is calling you Dan

[steve_r]

One of my takeaways of this weekend is that we can see from the good job that Colapinto and Bearman did that there are a few longstanding F1 drivers that could be replaced fairly easily with new talent, and they would not be missed too much.

Even if people think that Ricciardo deserves to be in F1 still, surely what is clear to everyone is that Ricciardo does not deserve to have one of the best F1 seats on the grid.

[Richard C]

Originally Posted by steve_r

Even if people think that Ricciardo deserves to be in F1 still, surely what is clear to everyone is that Ricciardo does not deserve to have one of the best F1 seats on the grid.

Current rumor of the moment is that Ricciardo is being replaced by Lawson after Singapore race.

At this point, I am think there is just so much fatigue around Red Bull driver rumors that its hard to care about any of the speculation. For example you can play the game of... Oh, Ricciardo is replacing Sergio! Or maybe he is not, but it's just variations on rumors that have been going on for months with nothing happening.

Richard

[Sandgroper]

Originally Posted by Richard C

Current rumor of the moment is that Ricciardo is being replaced by Lawson after Singapore race.

At this point, I am think there is just so much fatigue around Red Bull driver rumors that its hard to care about any of the speculation. For example you can play the game of... Oh, Ricciardo is replacing Sergio! Or maybe he is not, but it's just variations on rumors that have been going on for months with nothing happening.

Richard

Totally and I wonder if this decision is having further knock effect for the last seat in waiting.