Red Bull have made one of the most ruthless moves in F1 history by demoting 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Liam Lawson after just two races.

Following a horrendous start to the 2025 season, and having failed to score a point for Red Bull or advance from the first part of three qualifying sessions, Lawson has been 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:brutally axed with immediate effect.

168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Yuki Tsunoda has bee꧒n promoted from the Japanese Grand Prix to replace Lawson, who will return to Racing Bulls - Red Bull’s sister team.

Lawson’s time at Red Bull will go down as one of the shortest-ever spells in F1. Her♔eꦦ are some other drivers who had fleeting cameos with a team.

Andre Lotterer - One race for Caterham

🐠Andre Lotterer famously has the shortest grand prix career💃 of any driver in F1 history.

In 2014, Lotterer replaced Kamui Kob🌱oyashi at Caterham for the 🦂Belgian Grand Prix.

The German’s grand prix debut was prema🐼turely cut short because of a fault with his car which forced him to retire on the second lap.

Lottere🥀r never raced in F1 again but he♏ is a two-time World Endurance Champion and three-time winner of the legendary 24 Hours of Le Mans.

Markus Winkelhock - One race for Spyker

Another driver who contested just a single F1 race was Markus🔯 Winkelhock.

Winkelhock took part in one race🍒 for Spyker following Christijan Albers’ departure from the team in 2007.

Winkelhock briefly had the honour of leadingꦿ on his debut at the European Grand Prix after gambling for wet-weather tyres before a rain shower hit, but would retire on lap 15 after a hydraulic failu🍨re.

Luca Badoer  - Two races for Ferrari

Selected as the injured Felipe Massa’s replacement, Luca Badoer lasted just two races at Fe༒rrari in 20🐷09 before getting the boot.

Badoer, w𒐪ho became the butt of the Tifosi’s jokes due to his woeful performances, finished second last in the European Grand Prix and last in the Belgian Grand Prix - which was won by Kimi Räikkönen in the other Ferrari.

The Italian was🅠 subsequently replaced by fellow countryman Giancꦰarlo Fisichella for the rest of the season.

Yuki Ide  - Four races for Super Aguri

At age 31, Yuki Ide become one of F1’s oldest rookies when he lan꧑dജed a seat at Super Aguri for the 2006 campaign.

But I🍰de proved to be a disastrous liability. He recorded just one finish - 13th in Australia, where he ended up two laps down after several spins.

Ide lasted just four races before being dump🐼ed by Super Aguri, while his adaptation was so bad he even had his FIA super licence revoked.

Nyck de Vries - 10 races for AlphaTauri

Another victim of Red Bull’s ruthless ways was Nyc🙈k de Vries.

Red Bull signed De Vries following an impressive points-scoring debut with Williams as a 🍬last-minute stand-in for Alex Albon at the 2022 Italian Grand Prix.

De Vries was placed at Red Bull’s sister team but lasted only 10 races into the 2023 season before t𒉰he Dutchman was replaced at AlphaTauri by Daniel Ricciardo.