Mercedes and Red Bull offer replacements for at-risk Logan Sargeant at Williams
Mercedes and Red Bull have offered Williams re♚placements ꦫfor Logan Sargeant, Connor McDonagh reports from Zandvoort.

Williams could have either 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Mick Schumacher or168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史: Liam Lawson driving for them at the Italian Grand Prix after both drivers were offered by Mercedes and Red Bull as possible replacements for 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Logan Sargeant.
Sargeant’s immediate F1💖 future is reportedly under threat foll💝owing his major shunt in final practice at the Dutch Grand Prix.
His crash in FP3 resulted in significant crash damage, eating up into Williams’ 𓄧budget for the year, while compromising their new set of up💖grades.
As a result, Williams boss James Vowles is consi🥂dering replacing Sargeant mid-season.
Andrea Kimi Antonel🎉li was mooted as a possible option to get him up to speed before his likely F1 debut next year with Mercedes - but Wolff ruled that out on Sunday in Zandvoort.
Schumacher a🎐nd Lawson have recent F1 eꩲxperience - and would be available - according to Wolff and Horner respectively.
, Wolff admitted he would love to see Schumacher get another chance in F1, declaring “we haven’t seen the real Mick”.“I would very much hope that Mic🍬k gets the chance, because we haven’t seen the real Mick,” he said.
“You’re not winning F4, F3 and F2 and then you’re not performing in F1… I think he deserves a chance. If the opportunity would be at Williams it’s something that we would be cheering for. But it’s James Vo༒wles’ decision.”
Red Bull boss Christian Horner would be open to loaning Laws💟on out🌞 to give him an opportunity to race in F1 again.
Lawson is currently Red Bull’s third driver and is waiting for an opportu🥂nity at VCARB in 2025.
“Depends on which terms and if we needed him ꦆback that we could have him back quite quick🤪ly,” Horner said to media including at Zandvoort.
“But we’d certainly… if they needed a driver next weekend🍌, we’d be open to that🔴. But that’s a Williams question rather than one for us.”

With a sharp eye for F1’s controversies and storylines, Connor is the heartb🍌eat of our unbiased reporting.