F1: Max Verstappen doubles down on criticism of Red Bull over Liam Lawson

After two races for Red Bull Racing, Formula 1 driver Liam Lawson had to give up his seat for Yuki Tsunoda. The 23-year-old New Zealander has reacted for the first time to Sky Sports about his remarkable departure. Amber Brantsen, presenter at Viaplay, explains the situation at Nieuws van de dag.

Devotion to Max Verstappen is creating impossible job at unsettled Red Bull

Max Verstappen has appeared unhappy with Red Bull’s decision making this season (Getty) Red Bull’s decision to switch drivers has dominated F1’s talk for a whole week now. After just two grands prix, Liam Lawson was dropped from the senior Red Bull Racing squad back down to the junior Racing Bulls team. Yuki Tsunoda was promoted the other way and finds himself in the toughest job in motorsport – being teammate to reigning world champion Max Vers…

F1: Max Verstappen doubles down on criticism of Red Bull over Liam Lawson

The Kiwi remains determined to make his mark in Formula One with the junior Racing Bulls team.

The challenge next to Max Verstappen could not be bigger. The driver exchange with Liam Lawson is hotly discussed. Is the business too brutal? "That was always the case," says Karl Wendlinger

Max Verstappen explains liking post accusing Red Bull of 'bullying' after Liam Lawson axing

Max Verstappen explains liking post accusing Red Bull of 'bullying' after Liam Lawson axing - Max Verstappen has publicly defended former Red Bull team-mate Liam Lawson after the Kiwi driver was dropped following just two races with the team

Liam Lawson was given two races by Red Bull, and the defending champion didn't like it.