Oracle Red Bull Racing is pleased to announce that Isack Hadjar will join Max Verstappen to form the Team’s 2026 driver line-up. Isack, who only turned 21 in September, has been mightily impressive in his rookie Formula One season with Visa Cash App Racing Bulls, the highlight of his year being a podium finish at the Dutch Grand Prix.

Alongside four-time World Champion Max, Isack will form a duo set to take on a new era of Formula One. The sport will see its biggest shake-up to the technical regulations for several decades in 2026 and the debut of Red Bull Ford Powertrains on track – Oracle Red Bull Racing will be tackling this new challenge with a mix of youth and experience in the cockpit of the RB22.

Isack’s arrival means it is time for Oracle Red Bull Racing to bid farewell to Yuki Tsunoda. Yuki joined the Red Bull family in 2019 as part of its Junior Team and has been with us ever since. Yuki has competed in over one hundred races, first with the team now known as Visa Cash App Racing Bulls, before becoming the tenth Red Bull Junior graduate to race for Oracle Red Bull Racing, starting at this year’s Japan Grand Prix.

Yuki will remain within the Red Bull family as he moves into the role of Red Bull Test and Reserve Driver for 2026.