Red Bull Evaluates Liam Lawson's Future After Disappointing Start to F1 Season

Christian Horner acknowledges Lawson's struggles and does not rule out a potential driver swap with Yuki Tsunoda for the Japanese Grand Prix.

Liam Lawson's performance in the first two races has been underwhelming, with no points scored and an average qualifying position of 19.3.
Red Bull is reportedly considering replacing Lawson with Yuki Tsunoda for the Japanese GP, though no decision has been finalized.
Christian Horner has expressed sympathy for Lawson, citing the pressure he faces and Red Bull's responsibility to support him during this challenging period.
The RB21 car, designed to suit Max Verstappen's driving style, has proven difficult for Lawson and other drivers to adapt to effectively.
Critics have questioned Red Bull's decision to promote Lawson with limited experience, highlighting the team's history of prioritizing Verstappen's performance over teammate development.