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Liam Lawson, a biting return to F1… and without complexes
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How can we not be tempted to put the cart before the horse and imagine what Liam Lawson would be capable of doing alongside Max Verstappen in a Red Bull after his Texan performance? Relaunched in the arena as a replacement for Daniel Ricciardo, so that the Austrian brand's management can gauge him with a view to 2025, the New Zealander has ticked all the boxes. It's like
Jeremy Satis
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vincent moyet
22/10/2024 at 11:18 a.m.
What if we didn't get ahead of ourselves? How many promising youngsters has RB promoted too quickly in the parent team only for a temperamental old man (whom I won't name) to throw them out like dirt? A good season to assume leadership of a B team is a good school. But it will be up to our lacking patience recruiters at RB to decide...
Yves-Henri RANDIER
22/10/2024 at 09:37 a.m.
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