Liam Lawson left the F1 Belgian GP with a renewed sense of confidence after bagging points in extremely tricky and difficult weather conditions, making Spa his third points finish of the season. The Racing Bulls driver scored four points after finishing eighth, gaining a position early on in the race by overtaking his teammate Isack Hadjar, who went wide on lap 12.
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Lawson hopes to keep momentum going after P8 in tricky F1 Belgian GP conditions

Liam Lawson left the F1 Belgian GP with a renewed sense of confidence after bagging points in extremely tricky and difficult weather conditions, making Spa his third points finish of the season. The Racing Bulls driver scored four points after finishing eighth, gaining a position early on in the race by overtaking his teammate Isack…

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Racing Bulls drivers Liam Lawson and Isack Hadjar in the garage with team principal Laurent Mekies during the F1 British GP 2025
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Lawson and Hadjar react to Horner’s dismissal and Red Bull F1 leadership shake-up

Liam Lawson and Isack Hadjar commented on Christian Horner’s recent axing and the resulting leadership overhaul at Red Bull and its sister team, Racing Bulls, ahead of the F1 Belgian GP. The domino effect stemming from Horner’s shock mid-season sacking has led to several key leadership changes at both teams. Frenchman Laurent Mekies has moved…

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Liam Hadjar (L), Helmut Marko (M) and Liam Lawson (R)
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Marko sets tall expectations for Lawson and Hadjar amidst excellent Lindblad F1 debut

With 21 points from the first nine races, Isack Hadjar started his F1 journey on a strong note. Scoring 10 points, neither has his ex-teammate Yuki Tsunoda managed to cross that mark despite promotion to Red Bull, nor has his current teammate Liam Lawson with 12 points. Despite this boast-worthy stat, the French driver seems…

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