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The New Zealander has a firm instruction for where the team must improve once the F1 season resumes.
Liam Lawson has expressed the imperative for his Racing Bulls team to increase their points tally in the latter part of the F1 season. Despite a disappointing DNF at the British GP due to a collision with Esteban Ocon, Lawson has accumulated only 12 points out of the team’s 36 total after the first 12 races. His best finishes so far have been an eighth place in Monaco and a sixth place in Austria, the best result for a New Zealander since Chris Amon’s fifth-place finish in the 1976 Spanish GP. Lawson feels that the team has not achieved its full potential and points to missed opportunities like Silverstone, emphasizing the need for consistent point-scoring performances moving forward. He underscores the importance of seizing moments like Silverstone to maximize the team’s strong performances and recalls instances like Brazil last year as a reminder that remarkable outcomes can be achieved regardless of the car’s capabilities.
