'F***, Sorry Man': Lawson Disappointed, Despite Top 10 Start in Madrid
Lawson reached Q3 before finishing eighth, as Isack Hadjar is expected to return to Red Bull later this month.
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Lawson “somehow got less competitive” as Qualifying went on at 2026 F1 Spanish GP
Liam Lawson made it all the way to Q3 where he managed P8 at the 2026 F1 Spanish GP Qualifying. Although he is still adapting to the RB22, he has made it to Q3 twice with Red Bull Racing. He hopes to recover lost points from a clash with Hülkenberg at the Italian GP. Q3 could’ve...
Liam Lawson finished eighth in qualifying for the 2026 Spanish Grand Prix, expressing his disappointment at not being able to improve his time in Q3 like his rivals. He reflected that it was "disappointing" as he had been in contention for the top positions in the first half of qualifying. Lawson, who is competing for Red Bull Racing for the third consecutive race as a replacement for the injured Isaac Hadjar, passed Q1 in third place. He then w…
Lawson left wanting more despite top-10 Spanish Grand Prix start
Liam Lawson will start the inaugural Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid from eighth after another competitive qualifying performance for Red Bull, although the Kiwi was left frustrated after his early-session pace failed to translate into a stronger Q3 result. Lawson had been among the leading runners throughout qualifying at the new Madring circuit, […] The post Lawson left wanting more despite top-10 Spanish Grand Prix start appeared first…
Formula 1: Liam Lawson qualified eighth in the Spanish Grand Prix and recognizes that he hoped better for his grid place after signing one of the (...)...
Liam Lawson qualified eighth in the Spanish Grand Prix and acknowledged that he hoped better for his grid seat after signing one of the best times in Q1. Red Bull's freelancer, who was on his third weekend driving the RB22, admitted that he hoped to make greater progress in Q3, and that he had not managed to do so in front of all the other drivers of the top teams. The New Zealand driver was frustrated that he had failed to do better and explain…
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