Liam Lawson reveals Red Bull gamble in very honest confession over harsh exit

Liam Lawson reveals Red Bull gamble in very honest confession over harsh exit

Liam Lawson was brutally dropped by Red Bull earlier this season.

Why Red Bull's driver dynamics have changed

After a worst-case scenario start to the 2025 season, Liam Lawson is fighting to establish himself at VCARB.

The experiment that cost Liam Lawson his Red Bull F1 seat

Liam Lawson has accused Red Bull of using the outcome of an experimental set-up in the Chinese Grand Prix as justification to sideline him from its Formula 1 line-up. With just 11 races under his belt at the Austrian outfit’s junior squad, the New Zealander was trusted to partner Max Verstappen for the 2025 season, replacing Sergio  Perez. However, his time in the spotlight was short-lived. Lawson struggled from the outset, qualifying 18th on hi…

Lawson blames set-up gamble for Red Bull demotion

Liam Lawson has blamed Red Bull for his early-season demotion, claiming the team’s decision to run an experimental car set-up in China was later used as justification to drop him after only two races. The post Lawson blames set-up gamble for Red Bull demotion appeared first on Speedcafe.com.

Liam Lawson Criticizes Red Bull: Performance Led to My Demotion

Liam Lawson says he rolled the dice in Shanghai — and that gamble ended up costing him his Red Bull seat. The New Zealander revealed he and the team pursued a “shot in the dark” set-up on the RB21 at the Chinese Grand Prix, a direction he believed was aimed at fast-tracking his understanding of the car. Instead, the weekend’s struggles were cited in his demotion. “In China, we took a shot in the dark with the set-up to try and learn something,” …

Liam Lawson blames Red Bull: That performance was then used to demote me

Liam Lawson has revealed he and Red Bull tried a "shot in the dark" set-up in China, and his poor result was then "used to demote" him.