Liam Lawson has taken his second ninth-placed finish of the Formula One season, adding another two championship points to his haul in a chaotic, wet In a gra

New Zealander Liam Lawson has equalled his best Formula One result after finishing ninth in wet conditions at the Brazilian Grand Prix, which saw Red Bull's Max Verstappen drive to victory from 17th place. Verstappen now stands on the brink of a fourth ...

However, Lawson is not making friends now that he is back on the grid, and in his words, that is not his job. Lawson’s on-track battle with Sergio Pérez in last week’s Mexico City Grand Prix was a massive talking point in the hours after the race,

Red Bull VCARB driver Liam Lawson said he does not “even have the words for what ... but was further signs of tension between the two drivers who both race in F1 under the Red Bull banner. After clashing with Perez in Mexico and Fernando Alonso in ...

David Dicker was instrumental in helping Liam Lawson reach Formula One and is keen to help other talented Kiwi drivers reach motorsport’s pinnacle. The 70-year-old owner of Rodin Cars even tried to get a team into F1 to complete the pathway that starts with Formula Ford.

Liam Lawson has impressed again in Formula One, qualifying for eighth place on the grid for the Brazilian Grand Prix sprint race. Lawson powered into the third and final stage of qualifying - comprising the 10 fastest cars - for the first time and later told Sky Sport UK he was happy with his performance on Saturday morning.