Liam Lawson is returning to Red Bull for the 2026 F1 Dutch GP. He discussed how he has prepared and how he's approaching this weekend.
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Lawson discusses return to Red Bull for 2026 F1 Dutch GP

Liam Lawson will be driving for Red Bull for the 2026 F1 Dutch GP, replacing Isack Hadjar who suffered a wrist injury. Reserve driver and former starter for both teams, Yuki Tsunoda, will take Lawson’s place in the Racing Bull this weekend. During Thursday’s print media session, Lawson discussed how he’s feeling ahead of this…

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Red Bull Racing have confirmed that Isack Hadjar is out of the 2026 F1 Dutch GP; Liam Lawson will step up, with Yuki Tsunoda returning at RB.
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Hadjar to miss 2026 F1 Dutch GP; Lawson in the Red Bull, Tsunoda to drive for Racing Bulls

Red Bull Racing have confirmed that Isack Hadjar is out of the 2026 F1 Dutch GP because of an injury; Liam Lawson will step up to partner Max Verstappen, with Yuki Tsunoda returning at Racing Bulls. Following a tough start to the year for the team with a car that was considerably off the pace,…

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Honda 2026 F1 Belgian GP Preview
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Honda anticipates 2026 F1 Belgian GP to be “very challenging”, new PU to come at Zandvoort

Ahead of the 2026 F1 Belgian GP, Honda said it expects the long straights and limited energy-recovery opportunities at Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps to pose challenges for both drivers and engineers. Aston Martin has continuously struggled with a significant performance deficit since the beginning of the 2026 F1 season. The lack of performance is a result…

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Norris on track at the 2025 Dutch GP prior to his DNF from P2
Lando Norris on track during the 2025 Dutch GP | Photo Credit: McLaren Racing

Norris looking ahead to F1 Italian GP after “it’s life” retirement at Zandvoort

Speaking ahead of this weekend’s F1 Italian Grand Prix in Monza, McLaren’s Lando Norris reflects on his heartbreaking late stage DNF at last weekend’s Dutch Grand Prix. Lando Norris endured a difficult Dutch GP weekend last week. Despite seemingly having the upper hand throughout free practice, the young Briton was narrowly beaten to pole by…

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Colapinto and Gasly during Sunday's race at the Dutch Grand Prix
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Gasly and Colapinto reflect on Alpine’s no score at the F1 Dutch GP

Alpine left Zandvoort empty-handed despite both Pierre Gasly and Franco Colapinto showing promise in a chaotic wet-dry F1 Dutch GP. Split strategies briefly put both cars in contention, but ultimately neither driver converted the opportunity into points. Gasly explains Alpine’s gamble Gasly started from 14th and attempted a bold one-stop strategy, running 23 laps on…

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Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli during the F1 Dutch GP
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Antonelli weighs in on the race-defining F1 Dutch GP crash with Leclerc

Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli weighed in on the moments leading up to the race-defining F1 Dutch GP crash with Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc, for which the young Italian has accepted full blame. Antonelli was on course for a good result during Sunday’s F1 Dutch GP when his so-far strong race unraveled on Lap 52. The crash…

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Andrea Stella, the Team Principal of McLaren Racing, has addressed the discourse surrounding the team's decision to swap its drivers during the 2025 Italian Grand Prix at Monza.
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Stella praises Piastri’s racecraft after F1 Dutch GP Grand Slam

McLaren Team Principal, Andrea Stella, praised Oscar Piastri’s development as a driver after his successful weekend at the F1 Dutch GP. Piastri made his mark around the demanding Zandvoort circuit as he becomes the first McLaren driver since Mika Häkkinen in 1998 to grab a Grand Slam. A Grand Slam consists of pole position, the…

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