What's happening at Red Bull Racing at the second-place driver level, or even to another driver, is simultaneously sad, pathetic, and ridiculous. This was probably felt (very accurately) by the driver who didn't want to (again...) sign with the Bulls.
In recent years, Max Verstappen and Red Bull Racing have consumed many drivers, and the further we go back in time, the more we feel that the first ones were the best. For example, Daniel Ricciardo or Alexander Albon. Press sources believe that the choice of Liam Lawson was a kind of forced path at RB, as they didn't actually want Lawson, but wanted to bring back the previous driver. However, he said no to Helmut Marko, which caused the dominoes to fall. We remember when Albon was demoted, even falling out of F1 and trying to establish roots in the DTM. Since then, he has been part of the Williams team, and his name is associated with numerous unforgettable points and excellent results, as well as a much more predictable future outlook, despite the technology that isn't exactly the most robust. His former training squad also clearly saw this, and although they had never promoted someone back before, in Albon's case they genuinely wanted to make an exception.
Well, they fell on their faces...
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