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Liam Lawson’s Shocking Near-Miss with F1 Marshals Sparks Outrage from Mexican Federation!

Carl Harrison by Carl Harrison
October 30, 2025
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Liam Lawson’s Shocking Near-Miss with F1 Marshals Sparks Outrage from Mexican Federation!

MEXICO CITY, MEXICO - OCTOBER 25: Liam Lawson of New Zealand driving the (30) Visa Cash App Racing Bulls VCARB 02 on track during final practice ahead of the F1 Grand Prix of Mexico at Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez on October 25, 2025 in Mexico City, Mexico. (Photo by Clive Rose/Getty Images) // Getty Images / Red Bull Content Pool // SI202510250703 // Usage for editorial use only //

Title: Liam Lawson Faces Backlash After Near-Disaster with F1 Marshals in Mexico!

In a shocking twist at the Formula 1 Mexico Grand Prix, young driver Liam Lawson has found himself at the center of a fierce controversy following a perilous near-miss with track marshals that could have had catastrophic consequences. The Mexican motorsport federation has pointed the finger squarely at Lawson, accusing him of not adequately slowing down when confronted with a double yellow flag—a clear indication of danger on the track.

The chaos unfolded during the first lap, after Lawson collided with Carlos Sainz, leading to marshals rushing onto the circuit to clear debris. While the stewards chose not to investigate the incident during the race, the FIA has launched its own inquiry into the matter, which is still ongoing. OMDAI Sport Mexico has taken a decisive stance, releasing a detailed analysis that claims Lawson’s actions were reckless and put lives at risk.

In a statement filled with visual evidence and screenshots from Lawson’s onboard camera, OMDAI Sport Mexico paints a troubling picture. “As Lawson approached Turn 1, he could clearly see the marshals actively working to remove debris. Despite their presence, he maintained his course, failing to alter his trajectory at a critical moment,” the federation detailed. The statement emphasizes the glaring reality: Lawson did not heed the warning of a live track with marshals crossing in front of him.

The alarming incident has clearly shaken Lawson, who, in a post-race interview, described the experience as “unacceptable.” “I honestly couldn’t believe what I was seeing,” the New Zealander remarked, recalling the terrifying moment when he spotted two marshals running across the track. “I nearly hit one of them. Honestly, it was so dangerous.” Lawson expressed his disbelief over the situation, insisting that there must have been a serious miscommunication regarding marshal safety procedures. “I mean, I have no idea why, but I’m sure we’ll get some explanation,” he added, highlighting the urgent need for clarity in such a high-stakes environment.

The repercussions of this incident could be significant, potentially affecting Lawson’s career and leading to a reevaluation of protocol surrounding marshal safety during races. As the investigation unfolds, the motorsport community is left to ponder how such a dangerous situation could occur on a live track, raising serious questions about the safety measures in place for both drivers and marshals alike.

With lives on the line and the potential for disaster looming, this incident serves as a stark reminder of the risks involved in motorsport. As fans and officials await further developments, the spotlight is firmly on Lawson and the Mexican federation as they navigate the fallout from this shocking near-miss. Will this be a wake-up call for Formula 1? Only time will tell.

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