Liam Lawson feels more comfortable in Red Bull at Dutch GP

Former Red Bull mechanic and current team ambassador Calum Nicholas has praised Liam Lawson's "absolutely brilliant" adaptation after the New Zealander stepped up to the Milton Keynes outfit at the Dutch Grand Prix. Lawson was unexpectedly called up to the Red Bull seat to replace Isack Hadjar, who withdrew from the final Formula 1 event at Zandvoort due to a wrist injury. Despite the extremely ...Keep reading

Calum Nicholas praised Liam Lawson for adapting quickly to Red Bull and delivering a strong seventh-place finish at the Dutch Grand Prix

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...

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

The Kiwi explains that he got to grips with the RB22 much quicker than he managed with Red Bull’s previous F1 car, which he drove for the first two grands prix in 2025