P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Racing Bulls fought at the front of the midfield in 2025 and even featured on the podium, although its all change once again for 2026.
Racing Bulls had a successful Formula 1 season in 2025, finishing sixth in the constructors’ championship with 92 points and achieving their first podium in five years. The team’s performance was influenced by the contrasting experiences of their two drivers within the Red Bull driver program. Isack Hadjar, the 21-year-old French rookie, impressed with a third-place finish in the Dutch Grand Prix, showcasing his potential for future success. Hadjar’s consistent scoring, including sixth places in Monaco and Las Vegas, highlighted his ability to excel in the midfield battles. Liam Lawson, the 23-year-old New Zealander, faced challenges throughout the season, struggling initially at Red Bull and later finding a better fit at Racing Bulls after replacing Yuki Tsunoda. Lawson’s season featured flashes of speed with strong finishes in Azerbaijan and Brazil, but also inconsistencies, with retirements and disappointing results indicating his adjustment to the demands of F1.
