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Red Bull to swop Lawson with Tsunoda: Reports

March 27, 2025

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The Straits Times

Speculation about Liam Lawson's Red Bull future picked up speed on March 25, with reports suggesting the Formula One team had decided to replace the New Zealander with Japanese driver Yuki Tsunoda.

LONDON - Speculation about Liam Lawson's Red Bull future picked up speed on March 25, with reports suggesting the Formula One team had decided to replace the New Zealander with Japanese driver Yuki Tsunoda.

Dutch newspapers De Telegraaf and De Limburger reported that Honda-backed Tsunoda would swop seats with Lawson as Max Verstappen's teammate from next week's Japanese Grand Prix after a Red Bull meeting in Dubai.

They added that an official announcement was expected later in the week.

The New Zealand Herald daily said Lawson's representatives were "unaware if what's been reported has been finalised by Red Bull".

There was no immediate comment from Red Bull, but team principal Christian Horner did not exactly give Lawson a vote of confidence after the Chinese Grand Prix last weekend.

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