Who is Arvid Lindblad? Red Bull's Next Big Talent

Arvid Lindblad is being hailed as Red Bull's next big thing in Formula 1. From dominating karting to making history in FIA F3, the 17-year-old is rising through the ranks at lightning speed. But is he really F1’s next superstar? In this video, we dive into Arvid’s journey, his standout moments, and what makes him such a special talent.

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[AJCapi]

A great description of why Arvid can be great, hope he develops properly into his full potential!

[MuhammadNiz]

He hasn't shown anything to say he is a top talent. Kimi for example went on tier before F2 and even in F2 he absolutely destroyed the competition on the rain soaked weekends, 5 Titles before F2 in 2 years, debut in DTM and dominates there too. While Arvid hasn't shown anything like that and also him in F2 is a joke he isn't in a bad team or struggling team but he has nothing show for it.

[tyroberts]

Don't get me wrong, he's a great driver and is doing better than I ever could, but he doesn't seem like the greatest prospect Red Bull has. Most of his losses were due to stuff he couldn't control like punctures and stuff but if I paid attention enough, he's only won two championships his whole career. Logan Saergant, Nicholas Latifi, and Mick Schumacher all won more championships before making it and they were not good in F1. I saw a video mentioning another Red Bull junior driver who came from sim racing and he was able to test in a real car and wasn't too far off the pace. I think his name is Sebastian