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Lawson ‘a little sad' after Red Bull nightmare – CEO

Apr.20 Liam Lawson was 'a little sad' after his Red Bull Racing nightmare. That's the revelation of Racing Bulls CEO Peter Bayer, despite New Zealander Lawson insisting this weekend that 'nothing has changed' in his confidence since struggling so much to drive the 2025 Red Bull. The energy drink company's CEO Oliver Mintzlaff, at Jeddah this weekend, defended the decision to axe Lawson, 23, and send him back to the junior F1 team. That is despite the fact that the brutality of the demotion was heavily criticised in the paddock. 'I understand that and think it's justified,' Mintzlaff told Bild newspaper. 'Nevertheless, it was the right step. 'Formula 1 is a high-performance sport, and his...
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