Lawson Satisfied After Late Red Bull Call-up at Zandvoort

Lawson satisfied after late Red Bull call-up at Zandvoort

Liam Lawson says he wasn’t given enough time in last year's Red Bull to truly compare any improvements the team has made since, following his appearance in Sunday's Dutch Formula 1 Grand Prix. Red Bull promoted Lawson in place of Sergio Perez for the 2025 season, only to then replace...

Liam Lawson commended by Red Bull for F1 cameo at Zandvoort

Red Bull Team Principal Laurent Mekies has praised Liam Lawson’s efforts during his stand-in appearance at the Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix. A wrist injury to Isack Hadjar saw Lawson’s return to the Milton Keynes outfit, with Yuki Tsunoda stepping into his spot at Racing Bulls. Zandvoort marked his first race with the team since his demotion early last year, leaving the Kiwi eager to deliver a strong result under pressure. Crucially for Lawson, de…

Liam Lawson Finds Redemption With Red Bull

Liam Lawson stepped in for the injured Isack Hadjar and finished seventh at the Dutch Grand Prix, ending qualifying just over a tenth of a second behind Max Verstappen Red Bull team principal Laurent Mekies said Lawson “did a good job stepping into the car” after adapting to the RB22 with only one practice session The result marks a turnaround from Lawson’s difficult two-race stint at Red Bull at the start of the 2025 season Liam Lawson was para…

Liam Lawson got more comfortable at Red Bull in Dutch GP outing than during his 2025 stint

While Red Bull stand-in Liam Lawson says it is impossible to compare the current RB22 with the previous Formula 1 car he drove with the Austrian outfit, the Kiwi admits he felt much “more comfortable” in the car than he did during his first stint at Red Bull Racing.The Racing Bulls driver was called up to race for the senior team at last weekend’s Dutch Grand Prix in the place of the ...Keep reading