Formula 1: Liam Lawson shrugs off 2027 seat speculation as Racing Bulls’ decision looms
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- Sports Illustrated·5h agoMéxico, territorio de campeones: Kimi Antonelli conquista su primer título mundial en el Hermanos Rodríguez
El italiano se convirtió en el sexto piloto en coronarse campeón del mundo en territorio mexicano y estableció una nueva marca de precocidad en la Fórmula 1.
Read at Sports Illustrated → - Sky Sports·5h agoAntonelli crowned world champion as Verstappen wins wild Mexico City GP
Kimi Antonelli became the youngest Formula 1 world champion in history as Max Verstappen held off Lewis Hamilton to win a thrilling Mexico City Grand Prix.
Read at Sky Sports → - Guardian Sport·5h agoKimi Antonelli becomes youngest F1 champion with third place in Mexican GP
20-year-old clinches title with four races to go Verstappen wins race ahead of Hamilton Kimi Antonelli closed out with the cool command of the greats to win the Formula One world championship by taking third place in the Mexican Grand Prix, a race won after no little drama by…
Read at Guardian Sport → - The West Sport·1d agoVerstappen, Lawson cop grid drops after practice clash
Max Verstappen and Liam Lawson have paid a price after they collided on track in the second practice session at the Mexico City Grand Prix.
Read at The West Sport → - Stuff NZ·2d agoLiam Lawson and Max Verstappen penalised after practice crash in MexicoRead at Stuff NZ →
- NZ Herald·2d agoFormula 1: Liam Lawson encouraging on first day of Mexican Grand Prix, takes top-10 finish after Max Verstappen clash
Both drivers will report to the stewards to learn their fates for the incident.
Read at NZ Herald → - RNZ Sports NZ·3d agoLiam Lawson trying not to overthink his future in F1
Ahead of the Mexico City Grand Prix, Lawson remains focused on picking up points in the hope that that will secure him a drive for 2027.
Read at RNZ Sports NZ → - NZ Herald Sport·3d agoFormula 1: Liam Lawson shrugs off 2027 seat speculation as Racing Bulls’ decision looms
The Kiwi remains in the dark over whether he’ll remain on next season’s grid.
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