The Law Has Arrived. Where’s the Son?

Liam Lawson has shown resilience in his 2025 season with Racing Bulls, securing 20 points with a standout sixth-place finish in Monaco. The New Zealander’s recovery from an early Red Bull stint, where he failed to score in two races, highlights his adaptability. His consistent points-scoring in four of the last seven races marks him as a rising star.

The 23-year-old’s aggressive style, honed in Formula 2 and brief 2024 F1 stints, has translated into competitive midfield performances. Lawson’s battles with veterans like Fernando Alonso demonstrate his fearless approach. His return to Racing Bulls after Red Bull’s reshuffle has reinvigorated his campaign.

Paired with rookie Isack Hadjar, Lawson’s experience is vital for Racing Bulls’ midfield push. His trajectory suggests potential for more points as the season progresses. Trackside invites fans to follow Lawson’s journey and discuss his prospects for a 2026 Red Bull seat.

The Son makes his name known

After a disastrous two-race Red Bull stint ending in a mid-season swap back to RB, the Kiwi has rebuilt confidence with solid midfield scores, including a P6 in Silverstone, though Mexico’s P12 underscored adaptation struggles, focusing on consistency alongside Hadjar for Red Bull juniors.

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