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Racing Bulls boss’ advice to his F1 drivers: Learn from Max Verstappen’s radio

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Racing Bulls boss’ advice to his F1 drivers: Learn from Max Verstappen’s radioRacing Bulls Formula 1 team principal Alan Permane has advised his drivers Liam Lawson and Arvid Lindblad to listen to Max Verstappen’s radio communications. Lawson and Lindblad form, by far, the least experienced driver lineup on the 2026 grid, with a combined 35 grand prix starts coming into the campaign – much fewer than the second-least seasoned duo, Mercedes’ George Russell and Kimi ... Keep readingMotorsport.comFirst to reportRead →Sat 1 Aug · 14:03 UTC
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