Martin Brundle weighs in on which driver — Carlos Sainz, Daniel Ricciardo, or Liam Lawson — would be the best fit for Red Bull
Carlos Sainz Jr. is somehow both the hottest free agent on the Formula 1 driver market for the 2025 season, and the driver no team seems able to touch.
“The trouble is for a young driver, Verstappen just breaks their head because he’s so fast and he can handle a car that’s a little bit lively in a high-speed corner,” Brundle said. “Of course, you can tinker and tweak your own car, but just the Red Bull in general is suited to Max’s style.” “You would say that Ricciardo’s head is in the right place to actually not be battered again by Max,” Brundle said, “but I think that’s happened to Sergio, and his head should be in the right place as well.
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