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The illustrious Red Bull F1 list joined by latest rising star

Isack Hadjar is the 17th driver to receive a promotion from the Red Bull junior programme to an F1 seat.

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Isack Hadjar has joined the likes of Sebastian Vettel, Max Verstappen and Daniel Ricciardo in earning a promotion from the famed Red Bull junior programme to an F1 race seat.

Hadjar has been confirmed as a 2025 Racing Bulls driver, thus completing next year's grid, after Liam Lawson stepped up to the senior Red Bull team to replace Sergio Perez.

He becomes the 17th different driver on the junior programme to be handed a drive at either the senior Red Bull team or the squad which has been known as Toro Rosso, AlphaTauri, RB, and is now Racing Bulls.

Of those 17, two have become world champions and a further three have become grand prix winners, although one (Carlos Sainz) was outside of the Red Bull ecosystem when he did so.

Check out the full list below!

Drivers promoted to F1 from the Red Bull junior programme

Driver Years Red Bull teams driven for
Christian Klien 2005-2006 Red Bull
Scott Speed 2006-2007 Toro Rosso, Red Bull
Vitantonio Liuzzi 2006-2007 Red Bull
Sebastian Vettel 2007-2014 Toro Rosso, Red Bull
Sebastien Buemi 2009-2011 Toro Rosso
Jaime Alguersauri 2009-2011 Toro Rosso
Daniel Ricciardo 2012-2018, 2023-2024 Toro Rosso, Red Bull, AlphaTauri, RB
Jean-Eric Vergne 2012-2014 Toro Rosso
Danill Kvyat 2014-2017, 2019-2020 Toro Rosso, Red Bull, AlphaTauri
Carlos Sainz 2015-2017 Toro Rosso
Max Verstappen 2015-present Toro Rosso, Red Bull
Pierre Gasly 2017-2022 Toro Rosso, Red Bull, AlphaTauri
Brendon Hartley 2017-2018 Toro Rosso
Alex Albon 2019-2021 Toro Rosso, Red Bull
Yuki Tsunoda 2021-present AlphaTauri, RB, Racing Bulls
Liam Lawson 2023-present AlphaTauri, RB, Red Bull
Isack Hadjar 2025 onwards Racing Bulls

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