Lawson opens up on his brief Red Bull stint, the harsh reality of Formula 1, and why he understands Tsunoda’s situation for 2026
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“Everything happens for a reason”: Lawson reacts to Tsunoda losing his Red Bull F1 seat

Earlier this week, Red Bull Racing announced Isack Hadjar’s promotion to their F1 seat. With Arvid Lindblad graduating from F2 as he got Hadjar’s seat in Racing Bulls, driving alongside Liam Lawson. This left Yuki Tsunoda without a Formula 1 seat for 2026. The Kiwi told Sky Sports F1 that he sympathized with Tsunoda and…

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Liam Lawson on Track during the Race of the 2025 F1 Grand Prix of Qatar
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“Pretty pointless race”: Lawson finishes 9th despite strategic frustration at the F1 Qatar GP

Liam Lawson successfully navigated the challenges of the F1 Qatar GP and secured a solid 9th-place finish on Sunday. The New Zealand driver secured 2 valuable points for the Racing Bulls after sustaining damage during qualifying, and despite a strategically restrictive race. He later declared it as “pretty pointless.” Frustration over traffic and strategy for…

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Isack Hadjar receives a promotion from Racing Bulls to Red Bull Racing for the 2026 F1 season
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Isack Hadjar receives promotion to Red Bull for 2026 after stellar rookie F1 season

Red Bull Racing have officially announced Isack Hadjar’s promotion from Racing Bulls to the senior team for the 2026 F1 season. He is set to partner the four-time world champion, Max Verstappen. This move has come at the expense of Yuki Tsunoda, who has failed to make a lasting impression since his promotion earlier in…

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Liam Lawson qualifies 6th for the 2025 F1 Las Vegas GP
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Lawson feels more was possible despite strong P6 for F1 Las Vegas GP

Amidst treacherous conditions, Liam Lawson paced Racing Bulls’ efforts at the Las Vegas GP, putting his car 6th on the grid for Saturday night’s F1 race. Lawson’s fastest lap was just 1.128 seconds behind polesitter Lando Norris, and 0.492 seconds ahead of teammate Isack Hadjar. “We could have improved” The result is the New Zealander’s…

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Despite finishing P8, Isack Hadjar was anything but satisfied after the F1 São Paulo GP, where he believes his effort wasn't worth 4 points.
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Isack Hadjar calls F1 São Paulo GP a “not very good” race despite points finish

Racing Bulls driver and rookie Isack Hadjar concluded the São Paulo GP in P8 with his teammate Liam Lawson at P7 by the end of the 71-lap race. While both drivers had a back-to-back points finish at Interlagos, Hadjar was anything but satisfied with his result, quoting it as “a not very good day for…

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