Christian Horner and Helmut Marko have been Red Bull’s decision-makers. Heading into 2025, a disagreement between these men over Yuki Tsunoda could be pivotal in Red Bull’s 2025 line-up.

Red Bull's power unit supplier, Honda, is eagerly hoping that VCARB driver Yuki Tsunoda gets a chance to race alongside Max Verstappen at Red Bull next season.

Red Bull ignoring Yuki Tsunoda over excessive swearing is irritating an F1 journalist as Max Verstappen does the same

Yuki Tsunoda was given his long-awaited first taste of life at the Red Bull wheel during the post-season test in Abu Dhabi. Despite being a Red Bull driver since 2021, Tsunoda had previously never driven the first team’s car save for a Goodwood appearance but was given a chance to do so in the final session of the season.

RB drivers Yuki Tsunoda and Liam Lawson are the top candidates to replace Sergio Perez at Red Bull Racing should Christian Horner finally decide a change is required

Yuki Tsunoda’s outing for Red Bull in the Abu Dhabi tire test this week is an opportunity for him to prove himself amid uncertainty over Sergio Perez’s future, according to team principal

Red Bull boss Christian Horner may have dropped a subtle hint about which VCARB driver is first in line to replace Sergio Perez.

However, team boss Christian Horner has chosen to look on the bright side, offering a frank assessment of the team's failure this year by highlighting one big positive that result

Formula 1 has announced the entry list for the 2025 season and a few things stand out on it. VCARB's new name has been made official, but even more striking is the name of Sergio Perez, who has been entered on behalf of Red Bull Racing alongside Max Verstappen.