Back where it all began: fate gives Lawson another chance at Zandvoort
In a curious twist of fate, Liam Lawson will once again be handed a major opportunity at Zandvoort, just as he was three years ago when he replaced the injured Daniel Ricciardo alongside Yuki Tsunoda. This time, however, he will line up alongside his former teammate Max Verstappen.
Liam Lawson is set to return to Zandvoort, his starting point in Formula 1, just as he was three years ago when he replaced the injured Daniel Ricciardo. This time, however, he will join Max Verstappen on the team's driver line-up. Red Bull Racing has announced that Lawson will replace Heinz-Harald Furusaas at the Dutch Grand Prix, the final Zandvoort race before the circuit is dropped from the calendar.
The move brings back a familiar pairing for the team, as Lawson and Verstappen have previously raced together for just two Grands Prix. Lawson's career began at Zandvoort three years ago, when he took advantage of an opportunity following Ricciardo's injury to showcase his abilities.
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