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    Home - F1 - How F1 drivers reacted to Tsunoda, Lawson swa
    F1 Updated:April 4, 2025

    How F1 drivers reacted to Tsunoda, Lawson swa

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    How F1 drivers reacted to Tsunoda, Lawson swa

    Red Bull‘s Driver Swap: Hamilton Comments on Lawson’s Tough Start

    Lewis Hamilton has weighed in on the decision by Red Bull to replace Liam Lawson with Yuki Tsunoda after just two races, describing it as “pretty tough” on the young driver. Lawson struggled to adapt to the RB21 during the Australian and Chinese Grands Prix, prompting the team to act swiftly in swapping the drivers. The announcement has sparked significant discussion in the Suzuka paddock, with Hamilton among several voices offering support to Lawson.

    F1 Drivers Share Their Perspectives on Lawson’s Dismissal

    Hamilton: No Surprise at Early Decision

    The seven-time world champion stated that he was not surprised by Red Bull’s quick decision. “I’m not surprised to see them move that early. They’re both great drivers, but there’s naturally a lot of pressure on youngsters coming in,” Hamilton noted. He acknowledged the challenge Lawson faced in getting accustomed to a notoriously difficult car in such a short time frame.

    Albon and Gasly Back Lawson

    Former Red Bull drivers Alex Albon and Pierre Gasly expressed empathy for Lawson’s situation, pointing out that his career is far from over. Albon remarked, “It’s not a career-ender for Liam at all… I know how quick he is and how he will bounce back.” Echoing this sentiment, Gasly offered well-wishes to both Lawson and Tsunoda, highlighting that anyone on the outside cannot fully assess the intricacies of their circumstances.

    The Challenges of a Competitive F1 Environment

    A Harsh Reality for Rookies

    Lawson is among six rookies in the current season, facing immense pressure in the cut-throat enivornment of Formula 1. Fellow rookie Jack Doohan reflected on the competitiveness of the sport, stating, “It’s a shame for Liam, but only two races in. He’s a talented driver who could become more of a threat at Racing Bulls than he was at Red Bull.” With such high stakes for performance and results, new drivers must adapt quickly or risk being sidelined.

    A Season Defined by Tight Margins

    As the current season unfolds, the margin for error remains razor-thin. Albon emphasized that drivers cannot afford to be off the pace, stressing that the midfield battle is tighter than ever. “You can’t have these races where you’re six, seven tenths off,” he stated, indicating the elevated expectations placed on young talent in the sport.

    Conclusion: Looking Ahead for Lawson and Tsunoda

    As the Formula 1 community digests the latest developments, all eyes will be on Lawson as he aims to rebound from this setback at Racing Bulls, while Tsunoda prepares for his opportunity at Red Bull. In a sport where performance is king, both drivers will be eager to prove their worth and withstand the pressures that come with their roles.

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