Kasper Stuka was admitted to Red Bull’s youth program less than seven months ago, but has now lost this support.
Last year, aged 17, he won the Formula 4 winter series and also became Italian F4 champion, and in 2024 he made his Formula 3 debut with MP Motorsport.
But after four stages in this series, the Polish racer occupies only 19th place in the personal rankings, and his best result remains 5th place, achieved at the end of the sprint in Imola.
On his social media pages, Kasper announced that his partnership with Red Bull has ended, but this does not mean that he will have to leave Formula 3.
“I would like to share information about the change in my situation and future plans for the F3 season,” he wrote. – In recent weeks, the contract with the Red Bull youth program was terminated at their initiative. Until the end of this collaboration, my performance, teamwork and progress were positively assessed by everyone who works directly with me.
I am very grateful to everyone involved in this project, in which I have been involved since November 2023. However, the decision I have announced will not affect my partnership with MP Motorsport and plans for future appearances. With the support of my sponsors, I plan to complete the remaining rounds of the F3 season and continue to develop professionally.”
Source: F1 News
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