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Ralf Schumacher has come down heavily upon Liam Lawson after he was dropped by Red Bull for Yuki Tsunoda, questioning his existence in F1.
The New York Times |
Yuki Tsunoda knows he has his long-awaited chance to write a new chapter in Japan’s F1 history.
ESPN |
The quick turnover of drivers has highlighted the difficulties of partnering Verstappen in a Red Bull that is notoriously tricky to drive on the limit, but Tsunoda believes he can buck the trend.

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Ralf Schumacher reveals ‘knows I’ll be hated for this’ Liam Lawson opinion
Ralf Schumacher has gone a step further than Red Bull in assessing Liam Lawson and believes the Kiwi shouldn’t be in a Formula 1 car at all. After two races of the F1 2025 championship, Red Bull has made the difficult decision to pull Liam Lawson from their senior team line-up by swapping him with the experienced Yuki Tsunoda from the sister Racing Bulls squad.
Ralf Schumacher lambasts Liam Lawson, questions his F1 potential after demotion
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Liam Lawson panned by Ralf Schumacher: 'Probably never become a top driver'
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"Liam Lawson is already out for the next race. Tsunoda will replace him"
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