With the F1 season finale in Abu Dhabi this weekend, the last pieces have fallen into place for the 2026 field of drivers. Red Bull Racing has announced that Racing Bulls driver Isack Hadjar will replace Yuki Tsunoda next season.

After Red Bull slotted in the last dominoes of next year’s lineup, here’s what to make of 2026’s crop of the most prominent figures in Formula One.

Today, the spotlight falls on Arvid Lindblad, the 18-year-old British-Swedish talent who has officially joined Red Bull's sister outfit Racing Bulls, becoming one of the youngest drivers ever promoted into a Formula 1 race seat (Lindblad will be the third-youngest ever when he lines up in Australia next year).

Isack Hadjar has been confirmed as Verstappen’s teammate, following an impressive rookie campaign at RB. Liam Lawson has been retained by Racing Bulls, while 18-year-old British teenager Arvid Lindblad is handed the opportunity of a lifetime as he is promoted from F2 to a Racing Bulls F1 seat.

Every F1 driver needs to be on their best behaviour throughout the season, as a race ban awaits them if they pick up too many penalty

Red Bull has finally announced its line-up for the 2026 season, with Isack Hadjar replacing Yuki Tsunoda. The Frenchman, who has impressed throughout his rookie

F1 races are exclusively coming to Apple TV next year as part of a five-year deal announced Friday between the tech giant and Formula 1. Apple TV subscribers in the U.S. will have access to practice, qualifying, Sprint sessions and Grands Prix footage, as ...

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