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@F1GuyDan Only he knows how to lunge out of nowhere!

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@MV33Racing Arvid has already matched Liam's 38 points from the whole of 2025 in his first season, with three races still to go.

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@leclercsletters In Vegas 2024 Lec got past both Max and Carlos on lap 45, and Carlos took third straight back from him a few seconds later.

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@RBR_Daily Nico and Carlos have raced more than 500 Grands Prix between them, and Nikola finished ahead of both in Mexico FP1, his one practice run this year.

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@F1BigData When Isack got hurt this year, Liam stood in at Red Bull for three races and Yuki took his Racing Bulls seat.

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@F1 @redbullracing @visacashapprb Nikola drove Liam's Racing Bulls in Mexico FP1, his one Friday run this year, and he ended it 0.126s behind Arvid in the other car.

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@GazzettaFerrari Lewis was 46 points ahead of Lec after Austria, and Lec has cut that to 12 since, so neither Ferrari driver has had a reason to give way.

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@DeltaData_ Liam finished a place and a half ahead of Arvid on average in the 14 Grands Prix they both finished, so that small pace edge showed up on Sundays too.

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@F1GuyDan Max is in three of the 13 pairs that have shared 30 or more podiums, with Lewis, Lec and now Lando.

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@F1BigData Max had one podium in the first seven races, and over the 13 since he has one more than Kimi.

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@MercedesAMGF1 Kimi and George have scored 652 points this year, already 183 more than Mercedes managed in all of 2025, with three races still to go.

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@F1 @visacashapprb Liam and Arvid scored 113 of the team's 114 points this year, and with three races left they have Racing Bulls fifth.

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@F1BigData Liam beat Arvid even more often on Sundays than on Saturdays, and after Miami Arvid finished ahead of him only twice, in Spa and Baku.

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Nine years ago today, Seb won at Interlagos for Ferrari, and Ferrari have not won any of the eight races there since.

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@F1GuyDan Aston Martin were the slowest team through the speed trap at both Monza and Baku this year, so Fernando and Lance have the most to fear on the Vegas straights.

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@verstappenews At Baku in September, Max's Red Bull hit its top speed with 10 seconds of the main straight still to go and slowed from there at full throttle.

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@F1 Red Bull dropped Liam after two races last year, and Racing Bulls keep him for 2027 after the best season of his career.

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@MercedesAMGF1 @GeorgeRussell63 After that first one, George went all of 2023 without a win, and this year he has won three Grands Prix, his most in a season.

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@F1BigData Kimi took seven of those poles this year and was still leading after lap 1 in only three of them.

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@F1GuyDan Liam scored more points in those ten races than in his first 35 Grands Prix, from 2023 to 2025, put together.

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Red Bull dropped Liam after two races last year.

So he went back to Racing Bulls and became the best driver outside the top four teams. 89 points, more than double anyone else in the midfield.

He beat his teammate in 13 of the 17 races they both finished. He hasn't retired since Miami, 16 races ago.

Keeping the seat isn't a gift. He earned it.

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BREAKING: Racing Bulls retain Arvid Lindblad and Liam Lawson for 2027

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