Yuki Tsunoda Emerges as Contender for Red Bull’s 2025 F1 Lineup: Helmut Marko’s Vision for a Youthful Future

Helmut Marko has indicated that Yuki Tsunoda is being considered for a spot on the Red Bull team for the 2025 Formula 1 season.

Helmut Marko has announced that Yuki Tsunoda is being considered for a spot on the Red Bull team in the Formula 1 2025 season.

It remains uncertain who will partner with Max Verstappen next year, as Sergio Perez has been consistently underperforming.

Consequently, Red Bull might consider either Tsunoda or Liam Lawson, who was recently called up to replace Daniel Ricciardo at VCARB.

Since the beginning of last year, Tsunoda has consistently been the second-best driver at Red Bull, trailing only Verstappen. However, both Marko and Christian Horner have hesitated to promote Tsunoda to their main team.

His character and lack of maturity have played a role, even though he has demonstrated significant consistency during races.

In an interview with F1-Insider, Marko provided the latest information regarding the status of Red Bull's drivers.

According to Marko, Tsunoda is being considered to partner with Max for the 2025 season. The outcome of the remaining races this year will determine the lineup of drivers for the next season.

"I can easily envision a young driver racing alongside Max."

"We chose to evaluate Lawson and Tsunoda by giving them identical resources and circumstances. Both will have six races to demonstrate who is superior."

Marko expressed once more his desire to have a young driver partner with Verstappen in 2025.

Many teams are opting for younger talent, with Mercedes bringing in Kimi Antonelli to take over from Lewis Hamilton.

Oliver Bearman is set to advance to Haas next year as well.

Marko explained that their initial approach was to offer opportunities to young drivers in Formula 1.

Sebastian Vettel, Max Verstappen, and Daniel Ricciardo are merely a few instances.

"The rest have now adopted this approach."

Mercedes has decided to offer Kimi Antonelli an opportunity, while Haas is doing the same for Oliver Bearman. Williams is giving a chance to Franco Colapinto, and it appears that Audi is now taking a serious interest in the promising Mick Schumacher.

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