@F1@F1#MonacoGP The most stupid and unnecessary Formula 1 race of the season is fortunately over.
Its a 78 lap convoy of race cars, nothing about this has anything to do about a Grand Prix
@HaasF1Team When has it been your day? Will it ever be your day? You must recognize that @HaasF1Team is on its way out of @F1 As a private team depending on bad @ScuderiaFerrari technology, you don’t stand a chance against all the factory teams including @GM and @Ford who enters @F1 in 2026
2025 stalling rookie @F1 season. Potential crash season ahead! Great news for spectators, bad news for the teams limited budget https://t.co/YJR9Yq3LPj
Liam Lawson is emerging as the favourite to replace Sergio Perez at Red Bull, PF1 understands.
Yuki Tsunoda is also a contender, with Franco Colapinto no longer under consideration.
https://t.co/3IbkCvt5qY
Yes but sadly for both @KevinMagnussen and @HaasF1Team it’s too little too late! No doubt K-Mag was/(is) an excellent driver before fatherhood stole his attention to his racing career! And now he has realized it too late!
Montoya Criticizes Lawson’s Actions After Perez Clash: “He Is Not Max Verstappen”:
– Liam Lawson’s clash with Sergio Perez during the Mexican Grand Prix led to post-race controversy, with Perez expressing frustration after the race. Former F1 driver Juan Pablo Montoya was critical of Lawson’s actions, saying,
“Lawson is trying to prove a point and show that he thinks he is way better than Checo whilst being in a worse car… Lawson does not understand that you are not racing in F3.”
– Montoya noted the clash’s impact on Perez’s race, as the Mexican dropped to last due to damage sustained, stating,
“Checo was on his way to score points… but Lawson ran into him. It’s all well and good being aggressive, but Lawson needs to learn when to give up. He is not driving touring cars and you’re not Max [Verstappen]. He couldn’t get away with things like that.”
– Reflecting on Red Bull’s expectations, Montoya suggested that while Helmut Marko values aggressive drivers, Lawson must temper his approach when fighting further down the grid.
“If you’re winning races you can [drive aggressively], but when you’re down the grid, he needs to finish races and get points. Liam was just trying to prove how good he is because he wants the seat [at Red Bull Racing].”
#maxverstappen
#redbullracing
#liamlawson
VIA: [gpblog]