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Yuki Tsunoda and Liam Lawson have seemingly put their differences behind them.
Yuki Tsunoda apologized for his comments about Liam Lawson during the United States Grand Prix weekend, calling them “very unnecessary.” The former Racing Bulls teammates had a war of words in Austin, with Tsunoda accusing Lawson of holding him up in qualifying. Tsunoda claimed Lawson was intentionally causing issues and interfering with his runs.
The two drivers were seated together at a press conference before the Mexico City Grand Prix, where Tsunoda acknowledged his remarks were uncalled for and apologized. Lawson, on the other hand, mentioned the intense competition in F1 this season and focused on improving and learning from mistakes.
Both Tsunoda and Lawson face uncertainties regarding their future in F1 as Red Bull finalizes their lineup for 2026. Tsunoda is expected to be replaced, potentially by Isack Hadjar, while Lawson could be in a head-to-head battle for a seat with another driver. Lawson expressed his willingness to learn and improve, while Tsunoda remains confident in his efforts and leaves the decision to the team.
