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Decryption – Why did Red Bull dismiss Lawson after only two Grands Prix?
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The verdict is in, as sharp as a blade. Liam Lawson will return to the Red Bull "B" team starting at the Japanese Grand Prix this weekend. Yuki tsunoda, which had initially been dismissed, is making the reverse journey. Collectively, the high dignitaries of Milton Keynes, led by Christian Horner and Helmut Marko, agreed that this was the only viable solution to preserve the New Zealander's hopes from a fatal outcome to his career, and the team from a predicted catastrophe in the Constructors' Championship. How did we get to this point? How can we explain that the current management could have been so wrong? Did they overestimate the potential of their protégé or deny an increasingly glaring evidence? These are the questions unfortunately asked
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vincent moyet
01/04/2025 at 08:23 a.m.
...and you have to be a real hypocrite to call that kindness!
Yves-Henri RANDIER
01/04/2025 at 12:34 a.m.
"He's a young driver and we have a duty to take care of him," explained Christian Horner. It's almost laughable, Red Bull management hasn't been so kind to other young drivers!