Jolyon Palmer has ‘full respect’ for Liam Lawson breaking Red Bull’s unwritten rule at Dutch GP

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Liam Lawson received recognition for his bold attempt to overtake Max Verstappen during the Dutch Grand Prix, despite the unwritten rule at Red Bull that teammates should not race aggressively against each other. Lawson's move came after Verstappen experienced contact with Lewis Hamilton, leading to a crash later in the lap that eliminated Verstappen from the race. Lawson ultimately finished in seventh place, showcasing his potential as a stand-in driver for Red Bull after Isack Hadjar's withdrawal due to injury.

Commentators, including Jolyon Palmer and David Coulthard, discussed Lawson's aggressive driving style and the dynamics within the Red Bull team. They noted that while Lawson initially pushed to compete with Verstappen, he recognized the need to yield and avoid risking a collision, which could have jeopardized his future prospects with the team. The incident highlighted the challenges and expectations faced by drivers in a competitive environment.

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