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  • čas přidán 10. 07. 2024
  • Red Bull and Sergio Perez have let themselves down. How can Checo recover from this and why haven't Red Bull given him the car to realise his full potential?
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    In this video, we explore the surprising decline of Sergio Perez's performance at Red Bull Racing and the controversial contract decisions made by team principal Christian Horner. Perez has been struggling to keep up, leading to speculation about potential replacements like Yuki Tsunoda or Daniel Ricciardo. We analyze how Perez's underperformance is affecting Red Bull's standings, pushing them behind McLaren and Mercedes, and creating internal tensions within the team. Additionally, we'll discuss the future of Red Bull's promising junior drivers, such as Liam Lawson, who are eagerly waiting for their chance to shine. With contract clauses possibly allowing these juniors to seek opportunities elsewhere, the pressure is mounting on Red Bull to make crucial decisions. Is Sergio Perez on the brink of being replaced? What does this mean for the team's future dynamics and standings in the highly competitive world of Formula 1? Tune in to uncover the latest insights, updates, and rumors swirling around the Red Bull camp!
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Komentáře • 901

  • @LawVS
    @LawVS  Před měsícem +12

    Climb the ladder with me on Patreon: patreon.com/lawvs
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    • @Ronny999x
      @Ronny999x Před měsícem

      You can just keep the 30+ million in Mexican sponsorship. And all the Merch Sales. By just placing Pato O'Ward.
      I guess Red Bull has become allergic to money? 😅 Because as a Business decision Pato makes most sense by far.

    • @seen48
      @seen48 Před měsícem

      @@Ronny999xdoes Pato have his Super License?

  • @notfrom63rdmilsim
    @notfrom63rdmilsim Před měsícem +1080

    We've seen red bull kick drivers out for way less mid season

    • @indigo8210
      @indigo8210 Před měsícem +8

      I saw your original comment 😉

    • @swidr5626
      @swidr5626 Před měsícem +57

      For way less in way worse cars too

    • @BaoNguyen-ib5jx
      @BaoNguyen-ib5jx Před měsícem +44

      Yeah but they don't sell hats the way checo does. Not lying. That's why they're even entertaining the idea of keeping checo. He's commercially successful in latin America

    • @notfrom63rdmilsim
      @notfrom63rdmilsim Před měsícem +1

      @@indigo8210 itl be between us 👊

    • @chrisccc22
      @chrisccc22 Před měsícem +15

      But those other drivers did not bring $90M of a rich uncles money to pay for Max.

  • @slip13inc
    @slip13inc Před měsícem +1118

    Fun fact. Sargeant has NEVER been ahead of Albon in qualifying, but he has already finished 7 times ahead of Checo.

    • @rudy5832
      @rudy5832 Před měsícem +38

      Thanks mate haven't heard that one before..... 😂 Its a known fact

    • @mitchell974
      @mitchell974 Před měsícem +47

      i swear all f1 fans regurgitate the same fact but write it as if they’re the ones that discovered it

    • @toolegittoquit_001
      @toolegittoquit_001 Před měsícem +14

      That's a depressing statistic 😢

    • @ccramit
      @ccramit Před měsícem +28

      ​@mitchell974 Welcome to F1 social media. They all watch Matt and Tommy on the P1 podcast and all of a sudden, they are an expert on F1.

    • @andrew6889-p5c
      @andrew6889-p5c Před měsícem +5

      Please name the seven races where this happened.

  • @aaron_ow
    @aaron_ow Před měsícem +524

    the running joke used to be that Stroll's race performance would determine whether or not the bottom teams would get points, now it's become Perez.

    • @pobi-wankenobica
      @pobi-wankenobica Před měsícem +35

      Stroll has really been doing great lately

    • @Eis_
      @Eis_ Před měsícem +2

      Either or both of the Williams crashing seems to be something to consider for that too.

    • @Hungary_0987
      @Hungary_0987 Před měsícem +2

      ​@@pobi-wankenobicayes, we know.

    • @LuxAudio389
      @LuxAudio389 Před měsícem +8

      🪟👅

    • @mxchael_0385
      @mxchael_0385 Před měsícem +4

      No he hasnt , last 5 races are 2 7ths, 13th and 2 14ths. What are you talking about , last year he was much better than this crap🤣​@pobi-wankenobica

  • @RedWeather2004
    @RedWeather2004 Před měsícem +639

    Putting Lawson next to the Verstappen will ruin his confidence within 5 races, Gasly and Albon had more experience at the time and they got destroyed by a maturing Verstappen in 2019-20, only one who should get Perez's seat is Tsunoda imo.

    • @Dogmassa
      @Dogmassa Před měsícem +69

      Depends mostly on what mindset he starts with, nobody is like max. Lawson just need to preform better than Perez that is the only issue.

    • @christophermiller769
      @christophermiller769 Před měsícem +5

      what about a buyout for Albon?

    • @RedWeather2004
      @RedWeather2004 Před měsícem +65

      @@christophermiller769 he's happy as a #1 at Williams I think he'd shut the door on a RedBull return.

    • @Reaz399
      @Reaz399 Před měsícem +70

      Tsunoda will/would also get destroyed by Max, let‘s be honest here.

    • @pineapplßuns_insomnia
      @pineapplßuns_insomnia Před měsícem +11

      Have you watched his documentary? He has a way different mindset than albon or gasly. I think the worst that will happen is 5 races in they will would swap him and Daniel Riccardo or Yuki. But I honestly believe he will do well, he has been runner up in almost every series he has races in.

  • @arg_9584
    @arg_9584 Před měsícem +157

    Checo has 0 wins this season and hasn’t looked close to one either. Compared to 6 other drivers winning and Piastri being close multiple times this season. Checo is one of my favorite drivers, but he can’t expect to keep that seat after all this. He needs to be looking out for some midfield teams, because he’s great in the midfield, not in a top team.

    • @LawVS
      @LawVS  Před měsícem +25

      Only Charles Leclerc has had a similarly turgid stint in F1 lately.

    • @FreeloaderUK
      @FreeloaderUK Před měsícem +17

      ​@@LawVS Leclerc won Monaco

    • @ransomsdp
      @ransomsdp Před měsícem +10

      @@FreeloaderUKhe’s overrated

    • @RigRacers
      @RigRacers Před měsícem +3

      Lucky != Good ​@@FreeloaderUK

    • @LeonardoAldana43
      @LeonardoAldana43 Před měsícem +8

      ​@@LawVS Yeah, but he's been getting quite crapped on by Ferrari

  • @Fgjmnz
    @Fgjmnz Před měsícem +55

    They really need to reevaluate Bird, and see if a better option is available for an engineer then maybe consider if checo is the right fit. Bird is Red Bull’s Xavi, and some of his calls are just bonkers.

    • @aguerra8907
      @aguerra8907 Před měsícem +26

      Bird has been terrible. He’s clueless.

    • @Forest2TS
      @Forest2TS Před měsícem

      I think they will get rid of Bird after Perez is gone ​@@aguerra8907

    • @eX_Arkangel
      @eX_Arkangel Před měsícem

      bird is their last protective wall to justify perez paddy-wack undrivable performance for 3 seasons in a row, if Perez should choose to finally find his tongue (unlikely and probably useless at this point in time) then bird will get most of the hit and thrown down the bus to clean RB of any direct wrong doing or intention...
      Funny how absolutely every single youtuber-influencer and media influencers like brundle sky fox and DAZN all fail to even consider its the car, yet when it comes to LH or ALO or LEC its the car not the driver..., funny how all of them also fail to point out that maybe Submissive Perez is STILL there because he has kept his mouth shut about everything, and should he disclose everything then is more than likely it'll be the end of RB for a time in F1 and a major hit in their overall sports branch

  • @stagger87
    @stagger87 Před měsícem +57

    As much as I'd love to see Lawson in the RB20 I'd imagine RBR wants him to at least do a full season before getting that call up. Yes he's proved that he's more than capable of being quick in an F1 car but he needs more seat time and that's probably best given in the Junior team. I am Australian and have some inherent favour towards Daniel, but honestly put him in for the rest of the year and get Lawson in the RB, if Danny flounders get rid of him for next year that's his time in the sport over And Lawson will at least have had more time and could go to RBR for next year. I'd like to see Yuki get the seat but he's more than likely going to Aston with Honda.

    • @arifromoz2
      @arifromoz2 Před měsícem +5

      Spot on above, and I cannot see RBR thinking much differently. Daniel is poor in a poor car, we know that... but for some reason in the Red Bull he's just fast. Well, let it be and let's get that WCC. Re-evaulate end of the year for next years seating.

    • @antiwoke884
      @antiwoke884 Před měsícem +1

      Fellow Aussie here
      And would have to agree, but I would t mind seeing Lawson or Yuki go in
      Either way Perez needs to go

  • @InfiniteSuccessAcademy
    @InfiniteSuccessAcademy Před měsícem +43

    Move Daniel into Perez's seat and Lawson into Daniel's seat. If Daniel doesn't perform for the rest of the year, let him go. At that point, Lawson may have enough experience and confidence to move him in to the seat beside Max, which allows for another junior seat available at Vcarb.

    • @patricktrakzel9657
      @patricktrakzel9657 Před měsícem +1

      Too soon after half a year. And think of Liam's mindset. Doing great at VCARB and hism getting destroyed by Max in RBR.

    • @El_Nano2005
      @El_Nano2005 Před měsícem

      If Daniel gets sacked mid season after his second season they should get sebastian Vettel back in the number 2 RB WHOS WITH ME

    • @ItsThatKidGreg
      @ItsThatKidGreg Před měsícem +2

      Or, let Daniel run the Jr team and give Yuki his proper chance

    • @InfiniteSuccessAcademy
      @InfiniteSuccessAcademy Před měsícem

      I don't think Daniel would be interested in running a team. He already has a wine company and loves the U.S. He might go to Indy car for a few years or even WEC.

  • @nolanpeters5462
    @nolanpeters5462 Před měsícem +17

    Seeing How Hadjar has handled himself this year, I don't expect him in an F1 car full time for at least 5 years

    • @CozyRodent
      @CozyRodent Před měsícem +3

      isn't he leading?

    • @1986Faruq
      @1986Faruq Před měsícem

      ​@CozyRodent
      He is an Arab Muslim, so naturally he has haters

  • @mrp9241
    @mrp9241 Před měsícem +179

    Re-signing Checo - Probably the daftest decision Christian Horner has ever made

    • @LawVS
      @LawVS  Před měsícem +66

      He did it to give Checo a boost...all it did was make Horner's integrity look sketchy.

    • @TheSickGman09
      @TheSickGman09 Před měsícem +81

      I'd argue sending those text messages was his daftest decision but this is a close second

    • @BobbyGeneric145
      @BobbyGeneric145 Před měsícem +2

      ​@@LawVSintegrity? How so?

    • @BDSFormula1
      @BDSFormula1 Před měsícem +8

      ​@@BobbyGeneric145after file 76 I don't think the man has too much integrity

    • @BobbyGeneric145
      @BobbyGeneric145 Před měsícem

      @@BDSFormula1 that has nothing to do with what Laws said.

  • @generaldreagonlps6889
    @generaldreagonlps6889 Před měsícem +31

    I just hope that if they replace Checo they don't put Lawson in that seat. Putting a rookie in there in such a high pressure position probably doesn't end well. Ideally Tsunoda gets the promotion but even Ricciardo is an improvement over Checo.

    • @lamsmiley1944
      @lamsmiley1944 Před měsícem +4

      From my perspective the correct option is to put Riccardo in the seat (it’s why they hired him) if he performs, he keeps the seat. But if he doesn’t get the results they can promote either Tsunoda or Lawson next season and get a new driver into VCARB.

    • @malcanta
      @malcanta Před měsícem +3

      This is it. Has to be Ricciardo. Red Bull will ruin Lawson if they do so. Ricciardo for the rest of this season and then next year Yuki or Lawson.

    • @felixfernando88
      @felixfernando88 Před měsícem +1

      Riccardo is washed! it will not work. let that man retire already

    • @Whatreally123
      @Whatreally123 Před měsícem +1

      I wouldn't put Yuki in the senior team. He hasn't shown anything special in the time he has been in F1 and his entitled brat attitude and outbursts are unbearable. He won't be a good fit in the senior team as #2 driver.

    • @fadedexile
      @fadedexile Před měsícem

      ​@lamsmiley1944 i like this idea a lot

  • @Zero-qo6zp
    @Zero-qo6zp Před měsícem +51

    The point regarding Checo's sponsors is not that meainingful if they lose the championship. Apart from the championship money they will lose, many sponsors pay premium to be featured on champion team, so the monetary loss from getting second in the constructurs's is not just the prize money.

    • @MatheusC1729
      @MatheusC1729 Před měsícem +12

      I don't think sponsors care too much about the WCC. They want to be in the Max Verstappen car.

    • @joshuajasper4160
      @joshuajasper4160 Před měsícem

      Yeah, because he is the world champion​@@MatheusC1729

    • @augustofranklim5409
      @augustofranklim5409 Před měsícem

      ​@@MatheusC1729 Yeah, and Max's the most probable driver champion, so they'll still be sponsoring the best in the world

    • @rudy5832
      @rudy5832 Před měsícem +2

      ​@@augustofranklim5409 Clueless. Why would Mexican companies want to sponsor a Dutch driver.

  • @caterinavega4228
    @caterinavega4228 Před měsícem +31

    Perez fate is in Danny's hands, I see three permutations.
    1. Perez does well - Perez keeps his seat.
    2. Perez does badly while Danny does well - Danny replaces him.
    3. Perez and Danny does badly while Yuki does really well -Perez keeps his seat.

    • @lamsmiley1944
      @lamsmiley1944 Před měsícem

      I think the best outcome is to just put Danny into the RB (regardless of performance) for the rest of the season. If he does well he keeps the seat, if not they can see how Lawson and Tsunoda compare over a longer period. It also gives them the opportunity to get more new talent in (assuming Daniel doesn’t perform).

    • @arifromoz2
      @arifromoz2 Před měsícem +1

      I don't understand 3. If Perez and Danny do badly then surely Lawson and or Tsunoda take the RBR seat and they leave Daniel or Perez in the RB until years end?

    • @wohnie39
      @wohnie39 Před měsícem +4

      @@arifromoz2 Tsunoda will never get promoted to RBR and Lawson hasn't even had a full-time F1 seat yet. The pressure of being thrown right into RBR next to Max would eat him up. I think if they're gonna drop Perez from RBR, it will be Danny replacing him until the end of the season, and if he does poorly, they will look for drivers outside of RB. Sainz would probably be an option. Or Hulkenberg

    • @caterinavega4228
      @caterinavega4228 Před měsícem

      @@arifromoz2 I don't understand 3 either to be fair but its just what everyone seems to be rolling with, there is nothing Yuki can do to get the redbull seat, but if the results were reversed this season, Danny would have already been in and with a 2025 redbull contract.

  • @brabhamoz6863
    @brabhamoz6863 Před měsícem +58

    I can’t understand how anyone thinks putting a rookie Lawson (who’s junior career wasn’t that good by f1 standards) straight into a red bull Mid season against one of the best f1 drivers ever is a good idea

    • @Pato-ARG
      @Pato-ARG Před měsícem +6

      on point,they are going to keep perez, he doesnt makes any problems,and when the car is more neutral and not so much the way max likes it ,he is in the mix,he helped max win both championships, he made more than albon gasly and kvyat all toguether ,putting lawson next to max is shotting him in the foot

    • @alpd7638
      @alpd7638 Před měsícem +11

      I thought the rumour was Lawson to VCARB and Riccardo back to RB?

    • @ferretnuclear
      @ferretnuclear Před měsícem +3

      Lawson has more potential than all the other options. He's known for his ability to adapt to cars quickly - last year was a good example. However the question remains if he can tap into that talent to be great.

    • @Pato-ARG
      @Pato-ARG Před měsícem +6

      @@ferretnuclear he is really good,but putting him next to max is ending his career ,he needs a few years in AT first

    • @DanielDorn-tr7tw
      @DanielDorn-tr7tw Před měsícem +1

      It would be entertaining

  • @todd.sherley
    @todd.sherley Před měsícem +8

    Lewis finding his form and draggin George along? Ummmm George has been dragging Lewis along if anything this season 😂

  • @yungshinji9633
    @yungshinji9633 Před měsícem +80

    It’s most crazy to me that Red Bull keeps “stringing” Checo on by constantly remarking he needs to improve to retain his seat. The threats have gone on for about a year now. To me it seems that they’ll have to either actually drop Checo soon, or stop giving us constant reminders he needs to improve, because the believability is wearing out fast from Red Bull

    • @Pato-ARG
      @Pato-ARG Před měsícem

      the only one bitching around is marko ,and we already know ,nobody gives a shiet about his words

    • @thomasheap1575
      @thomasheap1575 Před měsícem +5

      they gave him the contract to take pressure off hoping he would improve. instead he got worse

  • @TheXIIIking
    @TheXIIIking Před měsícem +53

    Sadly I thought Checo was turning it around during the free practice sessions in silverstone being there with the time leaders. However, the spin in qualifying into the gravel ruined his weekend, which was further compounded by the switch to the inters.
    Listening in on the race, this was the first time I didn't hear horner on checo's radio at the end of the race. To me was the biggest sign that RB will be getting rid of checo. Could you imagine they drop him, try daniel, say he ain't it, and sign Carlos to RB for next year?

    • @LawVS
      @LawVS  Před měsícem +30

      Christian had nothing positive to say about Checo in Silverstone. That's a red flag.

    • @slayer1156
      @slayer1156 Před měsícem

      Carlos ain't neither afaik.

    • @patricktrakzel9657
      @patricktrakzel9657 Před měsícem

      That is what they should have done in the first place ( signing Carlos ) instead of resigning Checo. Maybe Checo brings in more financialy than we can see. The difference between being the team champion or being third ( after McLaren and Mercedes ( sorry Ferrari but you have the Leclerc curse )) maybe compensated by the pesos Checo brings in. Then the main sponsors will offer less money to be on the car, because it is not the champ car anymore. Think, think and think again. I don't even think putting Liam in that car is a good option. It will ruin his mind getting destroyed by Max. Put Yuki in and give the bloke a few years, before sacking him as well.

    • @OkiDingo
      @OkiDingo Před měsícem

      @@patricktrakzel9657”maybe Checo brings in more financially than we see”? Perez boasts sponsorship deals with the likes of Disney, Telcel, Mobil, Claro, Nescafé and KitKat. Those are big money sponsors……that is the reason they resigned him, to help pay Max’s salary. Carlos doesn’t brings any money and has lost sponsors.

  • @Max_Flashheart
    @Max_Flashheart Před měsícem +5

    As a Liam fan I would love to see Yuki in that Red Bull seat because he earned it. I think Liam has enough experience in different series to handle the pressure. Even Daniel in the Rd Bull would be interesting. So long as Liam gets a drive in either seat I am happy.

  • @addicted2247
    @addicted2247 Před měsícem +59

    Norris has the car that CAN eat into Max lead but Lando just can’t

    • @TheYorkshireGeordie
      @TheYorkshireGeordie Před měsícem +7

      No because max prefers to crash than let someone past

    • @addicted2247
      @addicted2247 Před měsícem +27

      @@TheYorkshireGeordie listen I’m no Max fan but the man is Levels beyond a driver like Lando if anything Lando is probably on the level of Sainz than a Max/Leclerc

    • @user-ni7qv1nd8o
      @user-ni7qv1nd8o Před měsícem +10

      @@TheYorkshireGeordie You're the type that kept his mouth shut during the merc domination era aren't ya? Wouldnt want actual racing now do we?

    • @strawman3059
      @strawman3059 Před měsícem +10

      I think piastri has the potential to be better, less emotional baggage 🤔💥

    • @garrettbeckermusic204
      @garrettbeckermusic204 Před měsícem +1

      ​@@user-ni7qv1nd8oIf I want actual racing I'll go to Indy where the cars can hold up to it better. F1 cars are still way too sensitive for entertaining racing that lasts longer than a lap or two unfortunately

  • @Boyllc
    @Boyllc Před měsícem +3

    The only real answer to Redbull's problems is a Sainz signing to replace Perez and a Lawson signing to replace Riccardo. But the bull's got no balls.

  • @jayryia
    @jayryia Před měsícem +59

    Here's something to consider:
    Remember Checo was looking to win a championship. When that was the case, he was pushing hard and making wins.
    As soon as he accepted that in the team, he will always be the "Red Bottas", his performance dropped... a LOT.

    • @stevenedwardyoung
      @stevenedwardyoung Před měsícem +9

      This. Not the only factor for sure, but losing out in Miami last year seems to have been a major turning point

    • @El_Nano2005
      @El_Nano2005 Před měsícem +3

      But unlike Bottas he isn’t better than Max at anything, Valtteri at least has some wild one lap pace and could out qualify Lewis more if Toto didn’t threaten to murder him and his family every time he did

    • @VMBOSonic
      @VMBOSonic Před měsícem +5

      @@stevenedwardyoung To be fair, what happened in Miami should've never happened. Max starting in P9 and without even a single yellow or red flag, green flag racing from start to finish. Checo should've won that race but couldn't. I think his confidence broke there.

    • @stevenedwardyoung
      @stevenedwardyoung Před měsícem +1

      @@VMBOSonic exactly. Something kinda broke then. It happens to so many drivers at some point and is really hard to recover from.

    • @fadedexile
      @fadedexile Před měsícem +1

      As soon as Max took his manhood going from 9th to 1st, Sergio was broken.

  • @juliodabarber1
    @juliodabarber1 Před měsícem +6

    Checo fan here in the bad times ❤ I'm glad to see other drivers do well instead of checo always being P2 like we thought in the beginning. Happy for Logan! P11 smells like points in upcoming sprints! My American-Mexican blood roots for them both! 🇲🇽🇺🇸🍾🙏🏻

    • @sandratracy1378
      @sandratracy1378 Před měsícem +3

      I was so happy for Logan! I really don’t understand the hate for checo. He’s been an awesome wingman for max and deserves better. I hope things turn around for both Checo and Logan.

  • @JasonWoodward-h8p
    @JasonWoodward-h8p Před měsícem +8

    As a Red Bull fan and someone who believed that Checo was a great running mate for Max early on w the new car. It seems that his feel for the car has slipped over the last two years. I’m am surprised that he has not been given the boot. MV must be super comfortable w Checo as the second driver.

    • @patricktrakzel9657
      @patricktrakzel9657 Před měsícem

      Max does not care who his team mate is, as long as it is not Ocon.

  • @theubiquejim
    @theubiquejim Před měsícem +24

    Why don't people remember/recall Marko talking down Yuki because he was 'forced' on Red Bull/Torro Rosso by Honda. Has he matured as a driver? Yes. Who has helped him do that? Riccardo. It wasnt his best mate Gasly. Yuki still doesn't have the mind set/mentality to step up to the top team. and still doesnt know how to provide meaningfull feedback to the engineers and factory (admits that DR3 is teaching him in all facets).
    Can L Lawson do it? Maybe? Maybe not? - best thing for Lawson would be the rest of this season in VCARB next to Yuki. Again, not much if any proven record of how to provide meaningfull feedback to the engineers and factory.
    DR3 replaces Checo after the summer break (going of last years tire test at silverstone - Dan and Max like the same set up/style of car), It might get them the constructors having DR3 up there on the podiums and gives them the chance to keep L Lawson and assess him and Yuki for the step up to the top team

    • @Samreidsherwin1991
      @Samreidsherwin1991 Před měsícem +9

      Let’s not forget Ricciardo still has more red bull wins. And was never in the fastest car.
      Checo has been for 4 years now…

    • @Whatreally123
      @Whatreally123 Před měsícem +2

      For me Yuki doesn't deserve that seat at the senior team. He hasn't shown anything special to be promoted to the senior team and more than that his entitled brat attitude is unbearable. If he behaves the way he does at the junior team, how much worse will it be at the senior team where he will be #2 driver?

  • @shu6037
    @shu6037 Před měsícem +98

    promote yuki up.
    fire danny and sergio.
    hire two young talents for vcarb.

    • @LawVS
      @LawVS  Před měsícem +40

      I would love for Yuki to get the chance. He could become the most successful Japanese F1 driver EVER.

    • @prabhukavi9779
      @prabhukavi9779 Před měsícem +24

      Everyone including Yuki credits Daniel for improving the car and the team.

    • @AndrewinAus
      @AndrewinAus Před měsícem +1

      I am not sure that Red Bull have the 'young driver talent' tree in their front garden anymore. Not like they had when Seb, Daniel, Max or even Yuki came along. So I'm not entirely sure where they pluck two young talents from to stick in the VCARB team were they to pension off Sergio and Daniel. Certainly they aren't finding two young talents who can also drive sponsorship either.

    • @ditisnietspeciaal2662
      @ditisnietspeciaal2662 Před měsícem +5

      They woudnt want 2 f1 rookies in the car at the same time. You need some experience for car analysis and the feedback off it

    • @Games_and_Music
      @Games_and_Music Před měsícem +3

      @@LawVS Indeed, just like Max has now become the most successful Dutchie ever, and Checo the most successful Mexican driver as well for that matter.
      They might lose Mexico with the switch, but who knows how faithful to Red Bull the Japanese fans can become, they can be super devoted over there.

  • @MahF1V10
    @MahF1V10 Před měsícem +48

    We love Checo. Sometimes, it's okay to take a break and just enjoy being dad. Take a break and come back to a midfield team without the shadow of Red Bull.

    • @koen6903
      @koen6903 Před měsícem +4

      I think that if he decides to stop a return would be very unlikely! Which is ok!!

  • @mattcecil6692
    @mattcecil6692 Před měsícem +1

    I like that these videos don’t just bash the driver because that’s the popular thing to do, and actually take the time to look at all sides to the story. It’s rather refreshing to see

  • @martinavery3979
    @martinavery3979 Před měsícem +6

    The problem is that the car is so sharp at the front end only a top driver, a Leclerc or a Russell can drive it. Good luck getting one of them to partner Max at "his" team.

    • @fadedexile
      @fadedexile Před měsícem +4

      Odd you say that since that's exactly the type of car Ricciardo needs to thrive.

    • @valerierodger
      @valerierodger Před měsícem +2

      @@fadedexile exactly. That’s why I am really hoping to see Ricciardo back in that seat.

  • @greenlantern7959
    @greenlantern7959 Před měsícem +5

    Whoever RBR put in that seat, will need to be able to handle a max-like setup. As the season progresses and the car is further optimized to max, it gets further away from how checo likes it.
    The rest is having a mindset capable of not comparing yourself to a driver like max in peak form, and being able to develop. Oscar is doing that part well, so far

  • @iExodiaTV
    @iExodiaTV Před měsícem +7

    Checo started off the season strong. But after race 5 or was it 6, he's had such a significant performance drop its insane. Did a significant upgrade come around that checo just cannot adapt to or? I just find it hard to believe a driver could just suddenly fall off mid season

    • @patricktrakzel9657
      @patricktrakzel9657 Před měsícem

      Happened last year as well. Must be the upgrades.

    • @fadedexile
      @fadedexile Před měsícem

      ​@@patricktrakzel9657happens every year. Must be the driver. 😂

  • @mazazoomzoom8838
    @mazazoomzoom8838 Před měsícem +2

    I still think that Danny Ric should get the seat because of how that car suits his driving style so well. Maybe redbull should do a mid season swap with checo and Riccardo to see how he performs in comparison?

  • @bigdawg44444
    @bigdawg44444 Před měsícem +14

    I don't know why anyone thinks Tsunoda will get that seat, it is between Lawson and Ricciardo. Red Bull have never shown interest in Tsunoda and the last thing they want is drama between drivers, flashpoints, fighting and an overall more intense atmosphere to add to what they already have. I really hope Lawson doesn't get the Red Bull seat immediately, as he has very little experience and his confidence will just be shattered by Max, which could potentially make Lawson look incapable and diminish his image as a strong driver. That leaves Daniel, who I think will probably take the seat because he is the safe option, and the perfect driver to boost team morale, and potentially sort of steady the ship at Red Bull, hopefully being quicker than Perez and a strong number 2 driver, full of confidence. Daniel too brings in a lotttt of cash which Red Bull always love. That's just my take on the situation and I think is the best option for Red Bull when looking from the outside in.

    • @alonsocordero5964
      @alonsocordero5964 Před měsícem

      Ricciardo...LMAO

    • @Whatreally123
      @Whatreally123 Před měsícem +3

      Yup. Yuki is a forced option cos he's Japanese guy and Honda supplies engines. He hasn't shown anything special in the time he has been in f1 and his attitude is unbearable. Theres no reason to put an entitled brat into the senior team. DR is the safest option. DR to the senior team and Lawson to replace him at VCarb. Let Lawson develop and then put him in fhe senior team.

    • @alwayswondering127
      @alwayswondering127 Před měsícem +1

      ⁠@@alonsocordero5964not sure why you’re laughing, Ricciardo likes the same set up as Max and performed well in RedBull when they had cars that couldn’t perform anywhere near as well as the RB20. There’s no way Tsunoda gets the seat, and Lawson needs more practice. It only makes sense to Put Danny in for the rest of the season and if he does well then great, if not then he’s out too.

    • @alonsocordero5964
      @alonsocordero5964 Před 24 dny

      @@alwayswondering127 Ricciardo is about to be replaced by Lawson, he has been consistently outperformed by Yuki since he came back...that's why I am laughing my ass off. The bias is hillarious with you people, Checo will stay for the rest of the season, I'll be back here in early September to remind yall

  • @D-FRANCIS07
    @D-FRANCIS07 Před měsícem +21

    Honestly as a Checo fan at this point id rather see him in a Haas or Williams where he could prosper in a midfield environment, because that RedBull environment clearly doesn’t work for him. Also hope he’s doing well at a human level because all this pressure and criticism could be getting in his head.

    • @Los1722
      @Los1722 Před měsícem +3

      I’d like to see him at Sauber along Nico starting the Audi project, sadly, I don’t think it will happen, they got their vet in Nico.

    • @RexytheRexy
      @RexytheRexy Před měsícem +1

      As a fellow Checo fan, agreed.

  • @leonardomeloni677
    @leonardomeloni677 Před měsícem +7

    Dude Antonelli has been destroying Ollie in the championship in his first championship. What else could he do if Prema just wasnt there this part of the season

    • @LawVS
      @LawVS  Před měsícem +2

      Exactly. Prema have not handled the new F2 car well

  • @dhavalnandanwar6461
    @dhavalnandanwar6461 Před měsícem +19

    My suggestion is Switch Daniel and Checo for rest of this season and see what are the results.. maybe Daniel will be as good as in his old days and if he doesn't perform hire Yuki for the next season onwards.. and Daniel and extract more performance out of the car on his days like Brasil and Mexico like season and China in this season

    • @lamsmiley1944
      @lamsmiley1944 Před měsícem +2

      Yep, I think this is the right option

    • @arifromoz2
      @arifromoz2 Před měsícem +1

      Yup... this is the most logical outcome. Placing Tsunoda is a risk of a blow up with he and Max, and the team cannot afford that with a WCC on the line. Placing Lawson is just too early. let him run till the end of the year in the mid-field and if he's on fire, then promote him if Daniel is ordinary.

  • @bhoffman8984
    @bhoffman8984 Před měsícem +18

    The biggest takeaway is that Liam Lawson's future as a driver is/should be worth exponential times more to RBR than Checo does right now OR in the future. He's young, he's quick and he may very well be a WDC contender down the road. There is virtually zero upside to keeping Checo with Lawson and Tsunoda waiting in the wings. They can't afford to lose Lawson given the state of their junior driver program. They need to end this BS and just make the damn call already. It's so glaringly obvious and as a Merc fan, I'm somehow embarrassed for RBR that they haven't already figured this out themselves.

  • @Eis_
    @Eis_ Před měsícem +30

    This could be a comeback for Daniel Ricciardo. From the hit team Visa-Cash App-RB, the same man who beat Max Verstappen in equal machinery then threw away his career.

  • @calumbishop7082
    @calumbishop7082 Před měsícem +40

    Red Bull are in a Constructors Title Battle, and a big reason for that is because of the underperformance of Sergio relative to Max.
    The irony is, replacing Sergio might not be the solution it appears to be. If anything it might expose the Red Bull car to greater scrutiny if the person sat next to Max is also unable to perform.

    • @milspecmike8440
      @milspecmike8440 Před měsícem +10

      Might not be the solution but at this point, what’s it going to hurt?

    • @Cos_Why_Not
      @Cos_Why_Not Před měsícem +4

      ​@@milspecmike8440This sentiment is correct. Worst case scenario, nothing improves. That's a relatively good risk/reward ratio.

    • @audonsergioavila2017
      @audonsergioavila2017 Před měsícem +1

      Max always has priority.

    • @Whatreally123
      @Whatreally123 Před měsícem +3

      If someone else is not able to perform, itll be the same as now with checo not performing.

  • @SergeCas
    @SergeCas Před měsícem +2

    How about discussing Bird? I understand Checo's flaws, failures and inconsistency, but let's also recognize the multiple occasions when his garage lead has made calls that are highly questionable and with actual racing impact, either on strategy, car balance, tire choice and timing, etc.....is there a garage role on the proven decline of the second redbull driver (Danny, Pierre, Albon, Checo)?

  • @QwoaX
    @QwoaX Před měsícem +1

    Consider the fact that Sergio Perez was Hülkenberg's teammate at Force India for a few years and performed at a similar level.
    Now, Hülkenberg got more points in the last two races than Perez in the last six. The 2nd driver at Red Bull was so consistently behind Max now, except briefly in 2022 after a regulation revolution, to the point that it's obvious that Red Bull hand-tailors their cars to Max's needs and wants to the point that the 2nd driver gets left behind unless they have the exact same driving style or can somehow adapt to it. A driver's performance outside of that Red Bull is no indicator for their performance in that seat anymore. For all we know, Lance Stroll or Logan Seargant could perform at Max's level in that car.

  • @pac_jon
    @pac_jon Před měsícem +3

    aint no way RB has a 100 point difference clause in Sergio's contract. Last year Max had 575 points vs Perez's 285. That would be a garantee basically.

    • @desshinnick9365
      @desshinnick9365 Před měsícem

      I think he said 100 point and x places in the Drivers standings behind Max. Perez is P5 and heading to P8 in the drivers. It looks like the P factor that triggers the problem.

  • @fairygodbrother
    @fairygodbrother Před měsícem +5

    Hot take but I genuinely think that Danny ric will perform better in that red bull than he will in the RB.

    • @desshinnick9365
      @desshinnick9365 Před měsícem +2

      You think, DR on a 5 year slump, who can't drive these new gen cars, who McLaren paid $18 million to please never drive a McLaren again, who Team Principal after Team Principal has thought if I can get this guy in my car he will perform and hasn't, that DR will suddenly perform in another team and in another car. I think we have more chance waiting to 2026 to see if he likes the next gen cars because he doesn't like these one.

    • @ireeeebz
      @ireeeebz Před měsícem

      @@desshinnick9365 5 year slump? He won in a McLaren and had a great time at Renault to the point they were upset he left.

    • @alwayswondering127
      @alwayswondering127 Před měsícem

      ⁠@@desshinnick9365yes I do think DR will do better, he literally likes the same set up as Max, the Renault and McLaren cars were not suited to his driving style. The RedBull is a far better car for Danny. And you can say he’s had a 5 year slump but even in cars he wasn’t compatible with he still managed to win races.

    • @desshinnick9365
      @desshinnick9365 Před měsícem

      @@alwayswondering127 I think you are talking about the DR of 2018. The DR that can't drive these new fangled cars introduced in 2022. But hey, throw him in there and watch him sink. He can't even beat Tsunoda. Even Lawson jumping into the car cold was out performing him. He was meant to come in and run rings around Tsunoda. It turned out to be the other way around.
      I think it's clear he just doesn't get this new generation car. How long are we all going to wait for a car to be right for him. Come on, if he's good, he'll perform.
      Let's park the excuses and acknowledge the results with his years of experience.

  • @JLa_802
    @JLa_802 Před měsícem +1

    As a new f1 fan who’s been binging the history and all the background, it’s redbull’s car. Max is having similar troubles with the car as Checo, he’s just on a different level so he can fight them better. Checo is an experienced driver, he drives well, both drivers are fighting a car that’s fighting them back. It doesn’t help that the other teams are stepping up their development game. It makes the entire thing look worse because the redbull car no longer has the performance gap to keep them out of having to fight for podiums (max) and points (checo). I hope even if he loses the redbull contract, he gets picked up on a smaller team. He still has some spark left in him, he just needs a team that cares and a car that works.

  • @mrsoisauce9017
    @mrsoisauce9017 Před měsícem +8

    They need to swap Danny Ric and Checo. Danny Ric drives best with a very oversteery car, and Checo drives best with an understeery car. The Red Bull is very oversteery and the VCARB is understeery. It just works out for both drivers. Either that or get Danny Ric in the car and bring in Liam Lawson to replace him at VCARB. Either way tho, Checo needs to go

    • @polycube868
      @polycube868 Před měsícem

      I think for now that's a good idea.

    • @falconberlina8488
      @falconberlina8488 Před měsícem

      Yeah, can't believe the great minds at Red Bull haven't cottoned onto this...

  • @quigglyz
    @quigglyz Před měsícem +3

    Is Checo perhaps TRYING to force RB to break contract and thus pay him a bunch of money?

  • @F1girlies33
    @F1girlies33 Před měsícem +56

    Perez has been so bad at qualifying recently, it is obscene that he is still a driver for a top team.

    • @magdelinem6962
      @magdelinem6962 Před měsícem +4

      I can't anymore 🙈

    • @BaoNguyen-ib5jx
      @BaoNguyen-ib5jx Před měsícem +3

      He sells a lot of hats. It's that simple. Oh and he's not to different from lance stroll i.e. Carlos slim money. Same reason ricciardo is still in RB.

    • @F1girlies33
      @F1girlies33 Před měsícem +5

      @@BaoNguyen-ib5jx yeah I agree though, it is unfortunate that this happens because it is a major cause of the young driver / f2 issue

    • @JohnnyBitcoin
      @JohnnyBitcoin Před měsícem

      If checo leaves I am cancelling my F1 subscription. Definitely a HUGE blow to F1

    • @F1girlies33
      @F1girlies33 Před měsícem +2

      @@JohnnyBitcoin I don’t think he should leave but there is much better drivers at worse teams. I think Perez would fit better in a team like Williams, Saubur, or Alphatauri

  • @AndyFromBeaverton
    @AndyFromBeaverton Před měsícem +27

    Carlos needs to replace Sergio and Liam needs to replace Daniel.

    • @zqzj
      @zqzj Před měsícem +2

      Totally

    • @PKWeaver74
      @PKWeaver74 Před měsícem +2

      Bingo.

    • @aneesamjad2890
      @aneesamjad2890 Před měsícem

      Nuclear war

    • @desshinnick9365
      @desshinnick9365 Před měsícem

      Yep Horner needs to undo his most recent two bad decisions.
      If Carlos replaces Perez though, that's 2025 and Horner has a Pere3z head ache now. So who does he throw in there for the next 6 months. Tsunoda or Ricciardo.

  • @Comequat
    @Comequat Před měsícem +5

    You are the best F1 youtuber, your videos and commentary is always entertaining and I never miss a video!

  • @007kristoff
    @007kristoff Před měsícem +4

    They should send Danny up to RB, put Liam in the Vcarb and if Daniel doesn’t work out, put Liam in for 2025

  • @LOSFORMULAUNO
    @LOSFORMULAUNO Před měsícem +3

    If Checo gets the boot.
    Checo x HAAS > Ocon x HAAS.
    HAAS don’t make another mistake picking up Nikita’s successor…

  • @Phantom096
    @Phantom096 Před měsícem +2

    This is old news apparently Liam did not do well in the test. Unfortunately.

  • @ecny29
    @ecny29 Před měsícem +3

    Perez was a good driver,but not anymore (since 2021) and what red bull needs now is get rid of sergio perez and daniel ricciardo,put carlos sainz in red bull and liam lawson in the rb

    • @ecny29
      @ecny29 Před měsícem +1

      perez either go to a mid/backer team or just retire

  • @sorn2866
    @sorn2866 Před měsícem +8

    Remember Alex Albon on the much shittier RB its not even the best car that time yet he can overtake get back to place where it belong on race day meanwhile Perez is always stuck cant get much better out of the car is just so sad....................

    • @desshinnick9365
      @desshinnick9365 Před měsícem

      Albon did a great hour long interview and he talks about what he did wrong. He just did not have enough knowledge at the time. The year out as the simlator driver at RedBull sorted thast largely. I think he'd do real well in the Red Bull now.

    • @sorn2866
      @sorn2866 Před měsícem

      @@desshinnick9365 dude got thrown to RB half year into his F1 rookie year did well better than experienced Gasly, but the RB16 2020 car posed so much challenged for him even Max having a hard time when it will always snaps at you in corner with its rear and the RB16B the 2021 car got fixed that issue thanks to his insight and close relationship with the engineers. I remember Monaco 21 when they praised him for doing the simulator to get the car right...

  • @tristen12356789
    @tristen12356789 Před měsícem +14

    I think Liam is gonna get that second seat

    • @umungus518
      @umungus518 Před měsícem +24

      @@tristen12356789 i hope not, I dont want to see him in the same situation as albon or gasly. I'd much rather they let him develop in the sister team for a year or two

    • @LawVS
      @LawVS  Před měsícem +29

      I reckon it'll lead to Daniel getting the RBR seat for a year, Liam goes in with Yuki and then Liam goes up to RBR allowing either Hadjar or Crawford in next.

    • @tristen12356789
      @tristen12356789 Před měsícem

      @@umungus518 yeah true

    • @matthew5200
      @matthew5200 Před měsícem

      ​@@LawVSCrawford? He's Aston Martin isn't he? I genuinely see Arvid Linblad getting into that Redbull seat within three years max if these shenanigans continue to unfold

    • @CarimboHanky
      @CarimboHanky Před měsícem +1

      while i wont mind that, it wont be fair for yuki, the more experience driver. throwing liam into that seat we will likely end up in a albon/gasly situation.
      if it comes down to liam or danny ric, i'd go with liam.

  • @dislikebutton4981
    @dislikebutton4981 Před měsícem +2

    Put Ricciardo in the RB next to Max. Put Lawson in the Vcarb. When Ricciardo retires/released, promote Yuki. Bring in new young driver to replace Yuki. Verstappen retires/leaves. Promote Lawson or sign big name. It's not rocket science.
    I'm one of thise guys who thinks Daniel should retire, but it would be pretty awesome to see him back in the RB and he would perform better than Perez.

  • @coreytrevor3910
    @coreytrevor3910 Před měsícem +2

    I like to think RB wanted to keep him on as he is not going to challenge Max during the race weekends. Meaning all Max has to do is stay clean and battle Lando and Russell. But now that the other cars have caught up to RB, they need a 2nd driver to help Max win. One thing people don't realize either is because Checo is driving so poor they can't use a lot of his data to help push the car forward with upgrades. He crashes a lot. He's in dirty air a lot. So comparing data from Max and Checo after a weekend is going to show wildly varying results. It could make upgrades slower or harder to make.

  • @Thissamuel196
    @Thissamuel196 Před měsícem +15

    perez got lapped by his teamate in the same car that says all that needs to be said

    • @robertbass974
      @robertbass974 Před měsícem +6

      Twice!

    • @magdelinem6962
      @magdelinem6962 Před měsícem

      SMDH 😑🚮

    • @huh4206
      @huh4206 Před měsícem +1

      perez for lapped by daniel at silverstone lol

    • @alonsocordero5964
      @alonsocordero5964 Před měsícem +5

      yall watch the race? He wasnt getting into the points (more than likely), and as he was starting to pass people, he got put into the Inters as a test for Max. Same with the hard tire, he started with it when everyone else was on Mediums precisely to get data for Max later on in the race. Not saying Checo would have done anything, he is doing horrible at the moment. But at least have some knowledge before you say dumbass things lol

  • @AndrewGeierMelons
    @AndrewGeierMelons Před měsícem +3

    Carlos Sainz Sr. is not that disagreeable as a man. Jos, yes. Do I think the Srs. would clash? No. Carlos needs to go to Red Bull.

    • @AndrewGeierMelons
      @AndrewGeierMelons Před měsícem +4

      I really think Sainz Sr. would knuckle under and not cause problems for his son.

    • @gunjantripathi9271
      @gunjantripathi9271 Před měsícem

      ​@@AndrewGeierMelonsSr is a champion driver himself, I think he'll definitely be more agreeable than Jos and so will Max, he won't care who his teammate.The only one who might not want Carlos in red bull is Jos

  • @alechubbard2134
    @alechubbard2134 Před měsícem +1

    I commented on RBs post of this contract that I am curious what sort of Riccardo McLaren thing is going to happen, and yeah watching it kinda unfold now

  • @leslierb7333
    @leslierb7333 Před měsícem +1

    Are rb allowed to swap drivers? Dr3 to rb checo to vcarb just for the last 2 races just to test before the break

  • @_JimS
    @_JimS Před měsícem +9

    Yeah, there is something missing with Checo and his car. I totally agree with Gasly's comments. He's looking like Ricciardo with every car after his Red Bull days.

    • @huh4206
      @huh4206 Před měsícem +2

      every car? he was great at renault

  • @alex199273
    @alex199273 Před měsícem +1

    I saw this video early in the morning but was too sleepy to gather my thoughts. Here are my two cents on RB's situation:
    Yuki Tsunoda
    If Yuki becomes Max's teammate, I can guarantee he won't perform well. Despite his improvements over the past two years, Yuki doesn't seem to have the drive to give Max a full-on battle. Even if he's managed his temper issues, I can see him lacking the confidence he has with the Racing-Bulls-CashApp-Visa-Mastercard-Chase-Bank-Zelle-Venmo team.
    Liam Lawson
    If Liam Lawson joins RB, I have a strong feeling we'll see a situation similar to Vettel vs. Webber or even Nico vs. Hamilton. The question is, does Red Bull really want to deal with that again after experiencing it once already? I think Liam should stay with Racing Bulls, replace Daniel, and hone his skills there while he finds a top team that will take him, other than RB.
    Sergio Perez
    As for Sergio Perez, I don't know. I think RB has run out of excuses. Recently, Juan Pablo Montoya mentioned watching the inside of the cockpits and seeing differences between both cars. I don't care how many years you've been watching F1 or what you've witnessed; I trust the word of someone who has driven an F1 car more than anyone else. Also, considering that Montoya didn't have a highly competitive car back then, he knows a thing or two about the difference between a decent car and a good car.
    Thanks for coming to my Ted Talk.

  • @charlesjmouse
    @charlesjmouse Před měsícem +1

    Yes...
    Much as I like Checo and indeed rate him as a driver, this run of terrible form cannot continue without the team being forced to replace him.
    The trouble is I strongly suspect his extremely poor showing (and previous incumbents) has a good deal more to do with RB being a very dysfunctional team than any lack of ability on his part - that being the case who would you put in his seat?*
    *Daniel would be a 'shoe-in' if his form of the last few years didn't raise serious questions.
    *Yuki strikes me as a poor choice for a seat where even the most stable of drivers struggles.
    *Liam Lawson... do RB throw yet another potential talent to the wolves? (Joss Verstappen!).
    *Hulk..? Would he take the seat? Would Joss put up with a driver who might cope in the team?
    *Ocon..?? Oh, please let it be so! That would be a complete disaster, but a glorious one to watch!
    I'm sure Horner would love for Daniel to be doing better, or at the least for Perez's form to pick up just a bit.

  • @AkshitBhardwaj-ix2iw
    @AkshitBhardwaj-ix2iw Před měsícem +13

    At this point i think perez should retire from the sport all by himself and not get ashamed of being kicked out and all the hate he is gonna recive, after considering next 2-3 races and looking if he can improve or not, if not then just retire respectfully.
    He will be appreciated for that massive help for max in 2021 abu dhabi. And his defending, being king of streets

  • @biljancanin
    @biljancanin Před měsícem +11

    In the cost cap era, does RB really need that Checo money? They will lose prize money that's used for the car because of his incompetence. On top of that, Newey will be gone, and if Max isn't satisfied with the car, he is gonna leave too. I'd like to see that door slammed in the face of Horner as he so proudly said that he is the most important person in RB...

    • @jacksonrodrigues7533
      @jacksonrodrigues7533 Před měsícem +1

      Guess he brings in more money than constructors money difference between 1 & 2

  • @kevinhanson2863
    @kevinhanson2863 Před měsícem +2

    Give the Red Bull seat to Danny Ric for old times sake challenge!

  • @nestorlarez336
    @nestorlarez336 Před měsícem +1

    Last season Pérez won 2 of the first 4 races, it's really strange the way he suddenly forget how to drive a F1...

  • @hellomadet
    @hellomadet Před měsícem +13

    Well, I'll repeat what I said in the past: something is seriously wrong within this team. All of Red Bull's "second" drivers seem to suddenly lose all of their talent the second they get behind the wheel of Red Bull F1 car. This has happened too many times and with too many drivers to put all the blame for their poor performance solely on those drivers.

    • @user-yz6bc3fq5l
      @user-yz6bc3fq5l Před měsícem +4

      I totally agree.....
      Mysteriously after he got 2 wins and Verstapeen 2 wins out of 4 at the beginning of the 23 season.... Checo's car mysteriously started to underperformed....even Pablo Montoya
      is saying it.

    • @DanielDorn-tr7tw
      @DanielDorn-tr7tw Před měsícem

      Its the Verstappen curse

    • @sheldond1992
      @sheldond1992 Před měsícem +3

      @user-yz6bc3fq5l I would wager its more destruction of self confidence than foul play. We see it all the time in F1. I'm sure there have been several instances of trickery within teams, but RB cutting off one foot while trying to maintain a constructor's championship sounds a bit unbelievable. Especially when the target driver has never been a real threat to Max, regardless of picking up a couple wins over the span of 2021/2023. Miami 2023, Checo loses out from pole to a 9th place start from Max, who runs off into the destance the second the place is secured. Being gapped like a school girl from so far back would destroy any man's confidence. And why keep him on another season if youre going to have to handicap a car you spent hundreds of millions of dollars to develop? Only to be struggling against mercedes and mclaren bc one driver is absent?

    • @nightwing8666
      @nightwing8666 Před měsícem +1

      it’s all about the mental performance. it’s gases to accept the fact that you’ll never compete for a cup when all the team does is satisfy max

    • @sandratracy1378
      @sandratracy1378 Před měsícem +2

      You could say the same about Williams. I think it's the second driver syndrome. Realistically, you're there to race. If you can't actually race and compete with the driver on your team what's the point. If the team principal favors one driver over the other that plays with the mind. You can easily see that with Logan. I think Checo is an outstanding driver and has been an awesome wingman to Max. Who knows what's going on behind the scenes. It's amazing to see how fast people have turned against him.

  • @Zero-qo6zp
    @Zero-qo6zp Před měsícem +10

    Red Bull could have signed Alonso but now that ship has sailed. This creates an opening for Sainz, especially since Max to Mercedes is a bigger risk now that Merc is back on form, so Red Bull will need a competitive driver in their lineup in the event Max leaves (As for pushing out Max, while Sainz is good, I do not think that he will cause Max enough trouble to prevent him from getting the championship, he is good enough to take pick up the pieces if something happens to Max and perhaps beat him on occasions). Riccardo's form will make him Perez 2.0, Lawson is not a proven driver yet. If they were to bet on one of their own drivers, they should put Yuki in the Red Bull.

    • @magdelinem6962
      @magdelinem6962 Před měsícem

      Ooooooh King Max and sainz spicy 🔥🙈🤔

    • @gallosai
      @gallosai Před měsícem +5

      @kuromori6200 Who gets along with Jos Verstappen?

  • @Rayz4
    @Rayz4 Před měsícem +2

    Yuki should be promoted. He's on the same level as Oscar is given the proper car. He can be moulded into a 2nd driver with time..he's young and talented. Deserves.

  • @TurboCleeze
    @TurboCleeze Před měsícem

    I feel for the junior program. Hadjar seems like a good enough driver to get a seat. That little move in Monaco to avoid certain death was amazing. When he wins F2 this year he will be without a seat.

  • @Gopher31
    @Gopher31 Před měsícem +7

    Put Ricciardo in the red bull seat at summer break.
    Put Lawson with Tsunoda in the RB.
    The best of Lawson and Tsunoda goes to red bull next year.
    Ricciardo only keeps the red bull seat if he is somewhere close to verstappen but will almost certainly retire.

  • @1986arseny
    @1986arseny Před měsícem +3

    Sergio Perez is a brilliant driver. The issue is Red Bull, and its broken driver program. They destroyed Albon and Gasly, and they're doing really well elsewhere. No one inside Red Bull Gmbh seems to notice that those issues had roots on figures like Marko openly stating that Checo isn't as good as other European drivers because he's Latin American, and they have a 'different mindset'. Adding pressure on human beings usually doesn't work.

  • @apilolomi4354
    @apilolomi4354 Před měsícem

    As a Finnish viewer I appreciate the Kovalainen mention. He doesn't get much attention and I really like him as an expert commentator in our F1 broadcasts.

  • @user-co6wc8di5l
    @user-co6wc8di5l Před měsícem +2

    The pressure for Max's teammates is a shame because let's be honest he and Hamilton are generational talents on the current grid. If a teammate can put up even OK placements for the car Max will probably carry the team to a solid constructors placement.

  • @Pyskiper
    @Pyskiper Před měsícem +3

    keeping perez at this point is stupid for red bull, I honestly would have expected perez to retire end of this year (especially since he was struggling last season already) instead of signing another contract but here we are.
    I think they have nothing to loose in swapping in ricciardo right now. As far as we know from experience both Ricciardo and Verstappen can work in the same car, Lawson can take the Vcarb seat. And if ricciardo sucks just as much as perez rn, they can just promote someone else next year or even get someone from outside again. And then Ricciardo and Perez both are gone next year and we get 2 seats open for a set of young drivers. And if ricciardo is still good we still have 1 seat open (which Lawson will take obv.) and ricciardo can do 1 or 2 years or so and retire in Red Bull like he said he wanted to.

  • @Duncan23
    @Duncan23 Před měsícem +4

    I really don't understand why people keep saying Perez is just getting unlucky, you can make that argument when it's just one or two races but at this point he is consistently under performing every race and has been for at least a season.
    If anything he is getting lucky when he actually gets into Q1

  • @Pedro285
    @Pedro285 Před měsícem +2

    The commercial advantage Perez has over young Lawson is epic. Red Bull sell cans, not cars .. and as much as I’d love to see Liam in a seat I just don’t see this change. Max needs a wingman.. maybe Ric is the best after all.

  • @karrde593
    @karrde593 Před měsícem +1

    I saw a 10 foot tall print of liam lawson infront of a clothing store in aus. It said in bold letters "red bull reserve driver". I loled.

  • @Funstingray4691
    @Funstingray4691 Před měsícem +6

    They should kick out Perez mid-season, stick Ricciardo in that car for half a year to see how he does, give Liam Ricciardo’s seat and if Ricciardo doesn’t perform give the seat to Liam. I know Tsunoda is performing better than Ricciardo this season but I don’t think Red Bull are taking him as a serious contender for that seat. Just my opinion.

  • @trulsdirio
    @trulsdirio Před měsícem +4

    Even last season Perez was closer in points to last place, than to Max in first. Him being secind looked good, but was actually pretty abysmal if looked at more closely.

  • @PonchoTheCreator123
    @PonchoTheCreator123 Před měsícem +1

    f1 teams make fast cars but RB makes cars tailored to verstappens driving style (a winning formula). RB its conceived, structured and engineered to be a one driver team, their second drivers task is pure strategy and data for analytics

  • @Dave11011
    @Dave11011 Před měsícem +2

    There only safe choice right now is to swap Checo and Daniel, leave Lawson until 2025 no matter how this plays out Lawson will have a sit, there is enough data to suggest Daniel’s driving style will actually suit Red Bull and he will go very well, putting in a rookie against Max very bad idea if I was Lawson and wanted a long f1 career I would not get in that red bull against Max, Lawson is not an Oscar Pastri, Lawson needs at least one year in VCarb. And Yuki will not be able to deal with the pressure. Just swap Checo and Daniel and tell Daniel you have 3 races or we swap back

  • @Meeko2689
    @Meeko2689 Před měsícem +3

    Checos form has been terrible no arguing about it but there are so many things that people ignore, Why does a championship win team is not able to deliver a car that both drivers can drive ? It’s been almost a decade since redbull has 2 competitive drivers, you don’t see this in any other team in the grid, that is something that people tend to ignore.

    • @antxn
      @antxn Před měsícem

      lance stroll would do better than checo in that rb

    • @MatheusC1729
      @MatheusC1729 Před měsícem +1

      Red Bull makes cars. And world champions like Max Verstappen and Sebastian Vettel drive them.
      It isn't RBR fault their second drivers aren't as good. "Hey, make the car slower so Alex Albon can't get screwed with the sharpness of it"

    • @toolegittoquit_001
      @toolegittoquit_001 Před měsícem

      Hint : It's not the cat 😕

  • @ireeeebz
    @ireeeebz Před měsícem +7

    They know DR is fast in a Redbull and his performances in the tractor VCARB aren't really comparable or telling of the whole story. (lots of journalists in the hit piece articles like to forget that he's had races ruined by Stroll and Albon when he was looking like a shoe in for points, as well as some weird strategy calls and now a rebuilt old parts power unit at race time). Unless Lawson is as close or closer to Max in times as DR was last year I think he'll get the VCARB seat and DR will be promoted. Yuki isn't consistent either and they don't know how he'll get on with Max. I think paired with Max his hot headedness will absolutely return and lead to wrecking one or both cars.

    • @reallybig4868
      @reallybig4868 Před měsícem +2

      Lol no

    • @ireeeebz
      @ireeeebz Před měsícem +1

      @@reallybig4868 Good insight

    • @mh518
      @mh518 Před měsícem +2

      @@reallybig4868 He's right

  • @dewiarita543
    @dewiarita543 Před měsícem

    Jack Crawford isn't RB Junior anymore.
    RB Junior in F2: Isack Hadjar, Pepe Marti; F3: Ollie Goethe, Tim Tramnitz, Arvid Lindblad; Super Formula: Ayumu Iwasa

  • @knightzky07
    @knightzky07 Před měsícem

    Small correction with Crawford, he parted ways with RedBull’s Junior Academy last year for Aston Martin’s Driver Academy

  • @BobbyGeneric145
    @BobbyGeneric145 Před měsícem +6

    Its obvious that every year rbr designs the car out from under him.
    Think about it... He has the whole off season to get used to the new car and comes out hot. Then upgrades start, which are designed around max, and checo can't adapt as fast. Then he gets a grip on it and comes on strong towards the end.
    Anyone who's ever actually raced something at a high level can plainly see this.

    • @LawVS
      @LawVS  Před měsícem +3

      It's a valid point. And this year Max needs the team to do that EVEN MORE.

    • @stefancristian6128
      @stefancristian6128 Před měsícem

      the car is what it is, its not designed out from under him. you are taking a lot of credit off of Max with that kind of statement.

    • @BobbyGeneric145
      @BobbyGeneric145 Před měsícem

      @@stefancristian6128 is the car designed around max's driving style? You're a fool if you say no. Go look at interviews where past drivers talk about how this very fact.

    • @stefancristian6128
      @stefancristian6128 Před měsícem +2

      @@BobbyGeneric145 The car is designed to be the fastest it can be. It is not designed with Max Verstappen or anyone else in mind my friend. Even Alex Albon said this, you can just youtube it quick. :) have a good day !

  • @rezzzzmeeee3046
    @rezzzzmeeee3046 Před měsícem +11

    Sergio Perez brings a significant amount of sponsorship money to Red Bull Racing. His sponsorship deals are estimated to bring around €20 million (approximately £17 million) to the team annually. These sponsors include prominent Mexican companies like Telmex, Telcel, Claro, and Kavak, along with international brands such as Disney and Nescafé [oai_citation:1. Let’s all just take a chill pill and realize what makes the world go round and it’s not Liam Lawson it’s Sergio‘s money. 💰

    • @nathangamble125
      @nathangamble125 Před měsícem +6

      The difference in prize money between 1st and 3rd in the constructors championship is also approximately £17 million. Red Bull has no financial incentive to keep Perez on if they think another driver has significantly better prospects of keeping them in first place, as they're currently trending towards 3rd.

    • @Kaimax61
      @Kaimax61 Před měsícem +3

      but that's assuming RB still gets the prize money for WCC on top of Checo's cartel money. Right now? losing that prize money is worst than just taking cartel money.

    • @ChuyR.
      @ChuyR. Před měsícem +2

      @@Kaimax61dude you actually think Checos money come from a Cartel? Wasn’t it just a meme? Which cartel specifically do you think sponsors checo?

  • @crxdelsolsir
    @crxdelsolsir Před měsícem

    Imagine if some sort of luck with the heavens aligning, Mark Webber pulling strings, Zac Brown taking Checo plus cash and Piastri given a RedBull drive.
    What a shocker that would be!!!

  • @gbrodriguez2279
    @gbrodriguez2279 Před měsícem +1

    Is there a possibility that the Checo deal actually was done to give Red Bull the opportunity to remove Checo before the end of the season. It would give Checo the chance to keep his seat, but also gives RBR to remove him. I doubt his previous contract allowed RBR to remove him before the end of the season.

  • @CoryDAnimates
    @CoryDAnimates Před měsícem +3

    Yeah he is staying as long as his and Horner ego can stay positive. Horner will put pressure on his engineers and pit crew over Checho. Our logic is lost on them.

    • @Lanse1984
      @Lanse1984 Před měsícem

      It's all about the sponsors. Checo probably brings in the most sponsor money out of all the drivers it's that significant

  • @PointonMedia
    @PointonMedia Před měsícem +5

    It is getting quite annoying how they just turn a blind side to yuki. and just fixate on Ricardo or (deservingly) Lawson. If it was me I’d promote yuki for a season or two just to see if he can find his feet in a upper echelon team while giving his old seat to Lawson. I could be faded with this take but I think it makes the most sense.

    • @LawVS
      @LawVS  Před měsícem +2

      RIGHT? Yuki deserves a chance. He could easily bag podiums and potentially be the first Japanese F1 driver to win a Grand Prix. He would go down in history.

    • @ireeeebz
      @ireeeebz Před měsícem +3

      Yuki's hot headedness would come back next to Max 1000%

    • @Sighman
      @Sighman Před měsícem +3

      Theoretical scenario: They put Yuki in a Red Bull and have to ask him to move aside for Max after a pitstop. After lots of complaining for 2-3 laps, Yuki finally obeys. Then, after the race, Yuki divebombs Max on the cooldown lap and almost puts him in the gravel.
      Would DR do that?

  • @nataslider
    @nataslider Před měsícem +2

    Throw lawson in the deep end and watch him swim... if he's behind max for the season atleast he'll be top 6 consistently...but don't forget he knocked max out of q2 singapore and did awesome at zandvoort... in his short stint out score yuki... liams the future for redbull

    • @5150TJT
      @5150TJT Před měsícem +1

      Singapore 🤔🤔🤔

  • @LeJimster
    @LeJimster Před měsícem +2

    My feeling is even though Checo is struggling they will stick with him until the end of the season. Ricciardo is more likely to be dropped and replaced by Lawson but probably not until 2025. I've been impressed with Yuki over the last couple of years but I honestly think Lawson has more talent than Red Bull are yet to realise. I see him as Checo's future replacement.

  • @geonerd
    @geonerd Před měsícem +3

    "2023 Sergio wasn't all that bad..."
    Did you even watch the Mexico race?
    He's been in a Maldonado worthy death spiral ever since. And, like Pastor, Sergio's form has _always_ been highly erratic.

  • @chris9650
    @chris9650 Před měsícem +3

    Do red bull want a driver who will sacrifice his career for a big pay off to keep them lower on the constructors championship to get more time in the wind tunnel or something. Just a thought.

    • @LawVS
      @LawVS  Před měsícem +1

      It's only 5% thought. Would losing $10m in prize money be worth it?

    • @chris9650
      @chris9650 Před měsícem

      @@LawVS only thing I can think of at this moment in time other than come mid season break he is out the door.

  • @abel6846
    @abel6846 Před měsícem +1

    Apparently, RBR has a clause in Perez’ contract that if he has fewer than half of Max’ points come the summer break, they can axe him.

  • @michaeldelaney7271
    @michaeldelaney7271 Před měsícem +1

    "Nico has scored more points than Perez and Charles Leclerc." Well, that mean Leclerc must go. But wait, Ferrari is keeping Charles and getting rid of Sainz who seems to be doing a pretty good job. Go figure. Red Bull needs to chase off Helmut Marko and Jos Verstappen. Maybe things could settle down then.