Lawson Admits Red Bull Comeback Not as ‘Comfortable’ as It Looked
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Towards the end of the summer break, while training for the 2026 F1 Dutch Grand Prix, Isaac Hadjar (Red Bull) suffered a left hand injury. Following this, Red Bull and its sister team, Racing Bulls, held discussions regarding a replacement driver. […]
Liam Lawson, who substituted for Red Bull Racing at the 2026 Dutch Grand Prix, repeatedly complained about the RB22's lack of grip and traction during the race. Lawson also experienced firsthand the car balance issues that Max Verstappen had pointed out throughout the season, during the 72-lap race. He reported in detail over the radio that the car lost grip at both the front and rear, mainly at low speeds, highlighting a fundamental weakness of…
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