Red Bull plans to announce reserve driver Liam Lawson's future in September, amidst speculation about his potential promotion to a full-time Formula 1 seat. Lawson, who impressed during a five-race stint replacing Daniel Ricciardo in 2023, is currently sidelined as Ricciardo and teammate Yuki Tsunoda continue to hold their positions. Despite interest from other teams, Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko has ruled out loaning Lawson elsewhere, indicating the team’s commitment to keeping him within their ranks. The most likely scenario for Lawson appears to be a potential seat in 2025 if Red Bull decides to replace either Ricciardo or Sergio Perez, who is under scrutiny due to inconsistent performances. Meanwhile, Isack Hadjar, a Formula 2 prospect, is being monitored as a potential future driver for Red Bull. The decision regarding Lawson is critical, as it could affect the team's driver lineup moving forward.