Overview
- IndyStar reported that Red Bull approached the four-time IndyCar champion about its No. 2 seat for 2026, a claim that remains unconfirmed.
- Palou, his agent Roger Yasukawa and Chip Ganassi Racing all stated there have been no talks with the Milton Keynes team.
- The Spaniard’s credentials include four IndyCar titles and a 500 Miles de Indianápolis triumph, which have elevated his F1 profile.
- Coverage highlights practical barriers to a switch, including a multiyear Ganassi deal, a high salary and Palou’s pursuit of a U.S. Green Card.
- With Sergio Pérez gone, Red Bull continues evaluating options across its pool, and reports also point to Spanish academy talent Pepe Martí within the group’s considerations.