Lawson Admits that It Will Be "Hard" to Return to Racing Bulls After Beginning to Understand the Red Bull #F1 #FVDigital

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Formula 1: Liam Lawson has found a positive dynamic at Red Bull since he was called upon to replace Isack Hadjar, and his recent performances (...)...

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Liam Lawson has found a positive dynamic at Red Bull since he was called upon to replace Isack Hadjar, and his recent performances seem to have convinced Laurent Mekies. The head of the Austrian team points out in particular the contrast between the difficult beginnings of New Zealand with Red Bull in 2025 and his current level, while Racing Bulls still has to stop his composition for the 2027 season. Mekies praised Lawson's performances during …

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There are situations Liam Lawson already knows too well. Climbing Red Bull, getting used to a completely different car and, just as he begins to find his place, having to go back to Racing Bulls. The New Zealander closed in Madring his third consecutive Grand Prix as a substitute for the injured Isack Hadjar and did so, in addition, with his [...]

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Liam Lawson acknowledged some of Max Verstappen's assessment that the 2026 F1 car is "less responsive to driver input," but disagreed completely. With Isaac Hadjar recovering from a wrist injury sustained during the summer break, Lawson has been temporarily promoted to Red Bull Racing for the Dutch Grand Prix. Meanwhile, Yuki Tsunoda has joined Racing Bulls, Lawson's new team.

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Liam Lawson replaced Isack Hadjar at Red Bull Racing in the previous races. Team manager Laurent Mekies about his protégé: "He did better than we could have hoped for."