Racing Bulls team principal Permane restricts Lawson and Lindblad on-track racing

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Racing Bulls team principal Permane restricts Lawson and Lindblad on-track racing
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Racing Bulls Formula 1 team principal Alan Permane confirmed he intervened to regulate on-track battles between drivers Liam Lawson and Arvid Lindblad. Permane issued strict instructions following aggressive duels earlier this season, including notable incidents at the Red Bull Ring, Spa-Francorchamps, and the Hungaroring. While the team encourages competition, Permane stated that team members must prioritize collective race outcomes during critical phases, such as when tires are vulnerable or team points are secured. The drivers are currently on separate programs, with Lawson filling a seat at Red Bull following an injury to Isack Hadjar, while Yuki Tsunoda partners with Lindblad at Racing Bulls. Permane maintained that the drivers have generally performed well, helping the team hold fifth place in the constructors’ championship against Alpine.

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  • Alan Permane sat down with Liam Lawson and Arvid Lindblad to prohibit on-track fighting.
  • The pair previously engaged in aggressive racing at the Red Bull Ring, Spa-Francorchamps, and the Hungaroring.
  • Rules stipulate the drivers cannot touch each other during wheel-to-wheel competition.
  • Lawson currently drives for Red Bull while Lindblad partners with Yuki Tsunoda at Racing Bulls.
  • Racing Bulls holds fifth in the constructors' championship standings.
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Racing Bulls F1 team boss Alan Permane reveals that he has had to sit to read Liam Lawson and Arvid Lindblad the ‘riot act’ to not fight on track. While Lawson has showed his side of aggression often in the…

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