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Liam Lawson embraces unexpected break: racing bulls ready to capitalize on tough track omissions

Harry Stone by Harry Stone
March 19, 2026
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Liam Lawson embraces unexpected break: racing bulls ready to capitalize on tough track omissions

Title: Racing Bulls Set to Thrive Amidst F1 Calendar Shake-Up as Lawson Weighs In on Canceled Grand Prix

In a world rocked by geopolitical tensions, Formula 1 has made a bold move, canceling the highly anticipated Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. The decision, stemming from escalating conflicts in the Middle East, has dramatically slashed the race calendar from 24 to 22 events for the 2023 season. But amidst this turmoil, one team stands to gain: Racing Bulls.

Liam Lawson, the rising star of the Racing Bulls, has openly declared that the cancellation of these races could be a blessing in disguise for his team. With a significant five-week hiatus now stretching between the upcoming Japanese Grand Prix and the Miami race in early May, Lawson sees a golden opportunity. This extended break will grant the eleven teams the much-needed time to refine their cars and adapt to the new regulations that have transformed the F1 landscape, focusing on the delicate balance between combustion and electrical energy.

Reflecting on past performances at the Bahrain International Circuit, Lawson expressed relief at missing this particular race. “Obviously, it means we have more time,” he stated with confidence. “We have some stuff that we want to bring, hopefully in the next few races, and it gives us time to prepare that, also on the reliability side for a lot of teams, to make sure we're in a great position.” His optimism is rooted in the team’s historical struggles on this challenging track, where they have consistently fallen short.

Last season was a tough pill to swallow, with Lawson and teammate Isack Hadjar finishing 16th and 13th, respectively. The previous year was no better, as Daniel Ricciardo and Yuki Tsunoda landed 13th and 14th. Even in 2023, as the team grappled with the transition from AlphaTauri, Tsunoda and Nyck de Vries could only muster 11th and 14th places. Clearly, Bahrain has not been a friend to Racing Bulls.

As the F1 community absorbs this shocking calendar alteration, Lawson's insights ring true: the break could be just what Racing Bulls need to regain momentum. With a keen focus on enhancing car reliability and performance, the team is poised to make strategic advancements that could redefine their season.

While the cancellation of the Bahrain and Saudi Arabian races sends ripples through the sport, it simultaneously opens doors for Racing Bulls. As Lawson gears up for the upcoming races, one thing is clear: the team is ready to seize this unexpected opportunity and turn it into a triumph on the track. Buckle up, F1 fans, because Racing Bulls are revving up for an exhilarating comeback!

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