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Lawson’s Bold Sixth-Place Stunner at Vegas Qualifying: Wet Track Challenges Ignite Race Day Tension

Carl Harrison by Carl Harrison
November 22, 2025
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Lawson’s Bold Sixth-Place Stunner at Vegas Qualifying: Wet Track Challenges Ignite Race Day Tension
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Lawson Triumphs with Stunning Sixth Place in Chaotic Las Vegas Qualifying!

In a nail-biting showdown at the Las Vegas Grand Prix, the Faenza team has emerged as a formidable contender, showcasing remarkable talent and determination on a severely slippery track. Liam Lawson and Isack Hadjar, their racing bulls, left spectators breathless as they fought for glory in the intense qualifying rounds.

Lawson, the New Zealand sensation, dazzled fans by clinching an impressive sixth position despite being hindered by a late yellow flag. Reflecting on the high-stakes session, he stated, “Today was a frantic qualifying session, but I’m thrilled with the sixth place. The fact that we utilized full wet tires for two sessions speaks volumes about how treacherous the track was, as we seldom use this type of tire.” His car exhibited exceptional speed, yet the missed opportunity for an additional flying lap left him eager for more. “Having both cars in Q3 is a fantastic achievement,” Lawson added, emphasizing the team’s strong performance.

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On the flip side, Isack Hadjar, who managed to finish in eighth place, experienced a rollercoaster of emotions. Just seconds away from attempting a final push, his hopes were dashed by a yellow flag caused by Oscar Piastri’s misstep. “I believe we executed everything perfectly regarding timing and exits during qualifying. I felt comfortable on the wet track right from Q1. It was incredibly frustrating to end up in P8, especially since my last attempt in Q3 was looking good,” Hadjar lamented. “Unfortunately, the yellow flag didn’t play in our favor, and I was the last driver to set off before the checkered flag.”

As the team gears up for the main event tomorrow, both drivers are brimming with anticipation. However, uncertainty looms large as Hadjar pointed out, “I don’t know what to expect from a race pace perspective since we didn’t conduct long runs during practice. We’ll have to rely on previous data to shape our strategy and aim for those crucial points.”

With the stakes higher than ever, the Racing Bulls are poised to make a significant impact in the Constructors’ Championship, currently holding a commendable sixth place with a 10-point lead over Aston Martin. Will they turn their qualifying success into race-day glory? Fans and analysts alike are on the edge of their seats, eagerly awaiting the drama that is sure to unfold on the Las Vegas circuit!

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