Red Bull’s recent driver decisions have demonstrated their re-commitment to their young driver programme, opting for youth over more experienced drivers on the F1 grid.
Will Lawson and Hadjar keep their Red Bull seats?
Christian Horner has asserted the importance of regaining the constructors' crown in 2025, with Lawson's success measured on the points he can bring in for the team to aid with this goal.
Likewise, Hadjar will have to beat team-mate Tsunoda if he wants to remain within the Red Bull family, a task that has proven difficult in recent seasons.
Hadjar himself has confronted the task ahead of him, as he opened up on his fears ahead of the 2025 season.
"The fact that I have trouble visualising and having a big picture shows how big it is for me," he said to Canal+.
"To be honest, I'm scared. I know my experience in F1 is limited. The field is at such a high level.“
“Ultimately, I know myself. I know that when I get in the car, I want to beat Tsunoda. That is ultimately the only real [goal].”
“I know very well which team I am in,” said the Racing Bulls driver. “I know that they don’t like the radio button too much. It’s a bit scary to enter a world like this. But I keep striving for success, to win. And also to manage my emotions in the right way.”