What is going on at Red Bull Racing at the second or even another driver level is simultaneously sad, pathetic, and ridiculous. It is likely that the driver who did not want to sign with the bulls (again...) felt this (very rightly).
Over the past few years, Max Verstappen and Red Bull Racing have consumed many drivers, and the more we roll back in time, the more we feel that the earliest ones were the best. For example, Daniel Ricciardo or Alexander Albon.... Press sources believe that Liam Lawson's choice was a kind of forced path at RB, as they actually did not want Lawson, but rather wanted to lure back the former driver. However, he turned down Helmut Marko and then the dominoes fell. We can remember when Albon was demoted, even falling out of F1, and he tried to take root in DTM. Since then, he has been a member of the Williams team, and many unforgettable point-scoring and great results, as well as a much more predictable future, are associated with his name, despite the not exactly top-notch technology. The former nurturing team also saw this well, and although they had never promoted someone again before, they really wanted to make an exception in Albon's case.
Well, they fell flat on their faces...
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