British teenager Arvid Lindblad has described his introduction as a Formula One driver as a "surreal moment" after the Racing Bulls team unveiled their livery for the 2026 season.
Lindblad, who will be racing alongside Liam Lawson, hailed the event in Detroit where he was officially introduced to the public. The 18-year-old British driver said that being part of an F1 team like this is something he's always dreamed about and that he feels honored to be a part of the team.
Racing Bulls' engine for next year will be supplied by Red Bull Powertrains, which has partnered with Ford on its first power unit production. The new regulations in 2026 mean that teams have an opportunity to develop a fresh start as they work alongside their new suppliers.
For Racing Bulls, this represents a strong chance of success. Team principal Alan Permane stated the team is in a "strong position" at the start of the season due to Red Bull's expertise and innovative approach, which he believes will give them an edge over other teams.
Lindblad, who will be racing alongside Liam Lawson, hailed the event in Detroit where he was officially introduced to the public. The 18-year-old British driver said that being part of an F1 team like this is something he's always dreamed about and that he feels honored to be a part of the team.
Racing Bulls' engine for next year will be supplied by Red Bull Powertrains, which has partnered with Ford on its first power unit production. The new regulations in 2026 mean that teams have an opportunity to develop a fresh start as they work alongside their new suppliers.
For Racing Bulls, this represents a strong chance of success. Team principal Alan Permane stated the team is in a "strong position" at the start of the season due to Red Bull's expertise and innovative approach, which he believes will give them an edge over other teams.