Arvid Linblad is a candidate for Red Bull's reserve pilot position

      Arvid Lindblad, a member of Red Bull's youth program who will be competing in Formula 2 this year, won the title in New Zealand's Formula Regional Oceania series last Sunday and we told you about it, as well as the fact that he now has more than enough points to qualify for an FIA Super License, although in theory that will happen when he turns 18 in August 2025.with Arvid's success in the youth series - he took four wins in his debut season in F3 last year, for example - he is already regarded as one of the most promising drivers of his generation and with Red Bull's support he has a lot to gain. "I'm proud to have won the title at FR Oceania, it was an incredible experience! - commented the Briton. - A huge thank you to my team and everyone who has helped me on this journey. A few weeks in New Zealand were great, it's such a wonderful country!" In 2025 Lindblad will debut in F2 in the team Campos Racing, for which last season played Isaac Hajar, now became a racer of the main composition of Racing Bulls. As writes the American edition of Racer, although in Red Bull Racing has not yet officially confirmed who will be their new reserve pilot, it is not excluded that it will be Lindbad. And although he is only 17, recent amendments made to the conditions for obtaining a superlicense, allow that "in exceptional circumstances" racer can get it and up to 18 years old. Last year, the reserve pilots of Red Bull were Liam Lawson and Isaac Hajar, but now the New Zealander became the new partner of Max Verstappen, and the young Frenchman tried on the uniform of the team from Faenza. At the same time in the British press earlier there was speculation that the reserve Red Bull Racing may be appointed Yuki Tsunoda.