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Liam Lawson never failed at Red Bull Racing in 2025. It was Red Bull that failed Liam Lawson. Retaining his services for another year isn't just a logical decision, but perhaps the first sign that the organisation is changing the habits it developed under Helmut Marko. Yet there may be one more step it needs to take to avoid failing Lawson again. It needs to stop treating its young drivers ... Keep readingSource: Retaining Liam Lawson isn't enough - Red Bull must stop treating him like a failure
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