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Sergio Perez has a year to run on his current Red Bull deal but, given his poor form of late, the expectation is the team will consider replacements for when that contract expires

Red Bull have an abundance of good races on the books, too many to give them all F1 race seats for next year, but still they won't be letting any of them go without a fight

Sergio Perez's Red Bull seat is under threat amid a poor run of performances and results this season, and the team will not be short of options should it decide to replace him

Daniel Ricciardo's broken hand, sustained in a crash at the Dutch Grand Prix, gave the opportunity for Red Bull junior driver Liam Lawson to audition for a full-time F1 seat

Lewis Hamilton and George Russell started the Qatar Grand Prix on Max Verstappen's tail, but threw away their chance to fight the Red Bull when they crashed into each other

Rodin Cars founder and CEO David Dicker, who has supported Liam Lawson financially for several years, gave his verdict on Red Bull's decision to not give him a 2024 F1 seat

Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris started the Qatar Grand Prix Sprint race on the front row after a stellar Shootout for McLaren, while Max Verstappen just needed a top-six finish to secure the title

Max Verstappen is on the verge of securing his third Formula 1 title at the Qatar Grand Prix and was the big favourite for pole position, though a tricky track surface opened the door for the likes of Lewis Hamilton, Lando Norris and Charles Leclerc

Red Bull have no shortage of driver options at their disposal, evidenced by the fact Liam Lawson has been left without a race seat for 2024 despite his fine performances

Daniel Ricciardo remains sidelined by injury, meaning Liam Lawson will reprise his temporary role as the Aussie's replacement racing for AlphaTauri at the Qatar Grand Prix

Ricciardo's place on the 2024 grid was confirmed last month when AlphaTauri announced both he and Yuki Tsunoda had been given contract extensions for another year

Ricciardo broke a bone in his left hand which required surgery, meaning Liam Lawson has stood in for the injured Aussie for the last four race weekends and is set to continue in Qatar

De Vries will be back in full-time racing next year after confirming his next move following his unceremonious axing from the F1 grid after just 10 races with AlphaTauri

Lawson missed out on an AlphaTauri seat for 2024 as Red Bull decided to hand new contracts to Daniel Ricciardo and Yuki Tsunoda instead, despite his strong start to life in F1

Lawson was pushing hard to race for AlphaTauri in 2024 with some impressive performances while filling in for Daniel Ricciardo, but the Aussie and Yuki Tsunoda will keep their places

Max Verstappen saw off the challenge of Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris at the start to romp to victory at Suzuka, while Red Bull made an eye-catching move with Sergio Perez

Max Verstappen was quickest in all three practice sessions to make it clear to rivals Lewis Hamilton, Lando Norris and Carlos Sainz that Red Bull are back to their best at Suzuka

AlphaTauri chose to overlook Lawson despite his excellent start to life in F1 to re-sign Yuki Tsunoda and Daniel Ricciardo for next season, putting a dent in the New Zealander's ambitions

Red Bull's decision over the 2024 F1 race seats at AlphaTauri were always going to leave a strong driver out in the cold, and impressive debutant Lawson is the one to suffer that blow

During the Japanese Grand Prix weekend, AlphaTauri announced that Red Bull have decided to keep Ricciardo and Tsunoda as their 2024 driver pairing despite rookie Lawson's performances

Lawson looks likely to lose out on a 2024 AlphaTauri seat to Daniel Ricciardo and Yuki Tsunoda despite his fine start to life in F1, though Williams could offer him a second chance

Ricciardo continues his recovery from surgery after breaking a bone in his left hand in a crash at Zandvoort last month, giving Red Bull reserve Lawson a chance to impress

Sky Sports F1 pundit Chandhok gives his verdict on AlphaTauri's 2024 F1 driver dilemma as Red Bull choose between Daniel Ricciardo, Yuki Tsunoda and Liam Lawson

Lawson is one of three drivers in the frame for the two AlphaTauri race seats in 2024, with either the New Zealander, Daniel Ricciardo or Yuki Tsunoda set to miss out

Lawson continued to shine as a stand-in for the injured Ricciardo, recording AlphaTauri's best result of the 2023 season so far in the demanding Singapore night race