Liam Lawson realised why Max Verstappen keeps complaining about Red Bull during Dutch Grand Prix

Thu 27 Aug · 20:00 UTCupdated Fri 4 Sep · 07:31 UTCHave your say
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During the Dutch Grand Prix, Max Verstappen crashed out early, continuing his criticism of Red Bull's car balance, which he has expressed throughout the 2026 season. Stand-in driver Liam Lawson experienced similar issues with traction and grip, as reflected in his radio communications during the race. Despite these challenges, Lawson managed to finish seventh, although he was significantly behind the leaders and received a penalty for a yellow flag violation.

Lawson's performance highlighted the ongoing struggles of the Red Bull team, which has reportedly abandoned hopes of improving their 2026 car. The team is also facing uncertainty regarding driver lineups, with Isack Hadjar hoping to return from injury. Lawson's experience at Zandvoort has provided insight into the difficulties faced by Verstappen and the team as a whole.

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