P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Liam Lawson missed out on adding to his points tally as he pinned the blame on a poorly timed safety car.
At the Spanish Grand Prix, Liam Lawson expressed frustration for not scoring any points.
Despite starting outside the top 10, Lawson aimed to advance during the 66-lap race by taking an aggressive approach.
Unfortunately, he got entangled in several incidents involving Alex Albon and Oliver Bearman, resulting in significant front wing damage for Albon, forcing him to retire.
Lawson had hoped to use his strong race pace to secure points and compete with his teammate, Isack Hadjar.
The safety car was brought out due to Kimi Antonelli’s power unit problem, impacting Lawson’s race as he missed the safety car line by a small margin.
Ultimately, Lawson lost time behind the safety car, allowing Fernando Alonso on fresher tires to overtake him and finish in 10th place.
