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Racing Bulls’ CEO Peter Bayer described its strategy at the F1 Monaco GP, seeing both drivers finish in the points, as a “stroke of genius,” but the finished result was harder than it looked.
Racing Bulls’ CEO Peter Bayer praised the team’s strategy at the Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix, despite the challenging race that saw both drivers secure points.
The Red Bull sister team executed a smart tactical move, with Isack Hadjar and Liam Lawson collaborating to finish in sixth and eighth positions respectively.
Hadjar acted as a crucial rear gunner for Lawson, allowing the French driver to take a significant lead and pit earlier, leading to a successful double-point finish.
Both drivers worked closely with the Racing Bulls pit crew to secure their positions, placing the team just four points behind sixth-placed Haas in the Constructor’s Championship.
Bayer commended the strategists for their exceptional work, describing the risky move as a “stroke of genius” that ultimately paid off for the team.
The drivers, Lawson and Hadjar, emphasized the importance of teamwork and executing the plan to perfection, showcasing the team’s determination and cohesion.
