In a shocking turn of events, Liam Lawson finds himself back in the driver’s seat of a Racing Bull after being demoted from the senior Red Bull team. Team principal Laurent Mekies is adamant that Lawson’s talent has not vanished and is determined to help him rediscover his form. Despite the unexpected setback, Lawson is welcomed back with open arms and a renewed sense of purpose.
Mekies expressed his confidence in Lawson’s abilities, stating, “His talent did not disappear, and we start back in that country where we left it last year.” The decision to choose Lawson over Yuki Tsunoda for the 2025 drive raised eyebrows, with Lawson’s limited experience being a point of contention. However, Mekies stood by the choice and is committed to nurturing young talent for the Red Bull family.
As Tsunoda gears up for his debut race as a Red Bull driver in Japan, Mekies is optimistic about his potential, praising the progress the young driver has made. Tsunoda’s determination and work ethic have not gone unnoticed, with Mekies commending his spirit and attention to detail.
The racing world is abuzz with anticipation as the Japanese Grand Prix unfolds, with both Lawson and Tsunoda facing new challenges and opportunities on the track. Stay tuned for all the thrilling updates and surprises as these talented drivers battle it out on the circuit.