How Lawson guaranteed himself an F1 future
If you're dubious about Liam Lawson replacing Daniel Ricciardo for the rest of the 2024 F1 season, it's worth reminding yourself just how good Lawson's stand-in cameo last year was
Podcast: Why Ricciardo was dropped and Lawson's 2025 goal
The announcement that Daniel Ricciardo is out and Liam Lawson in at RB for the rest of the season inevitably triggered the recording of a bonus edition of The Race F1 Podcast
Our verdict on Red Bull ejecting Ricciardo for Lawson
Harsh on Daniel Ricciardo? All about Sergio Perez's position really? Right move at the right time? Our takes on Red Bull's latest mid-season F1 reshuffle
Who is Liam Lawson? RB's Ricciardo replacement announced
Liam Lawson will replace Daniel Ricciardo at Red Bull's second team RB for the remainder of the 2024 Formula 1 season
Lawson's Ricciardo sub is surely a 2025 Red Bull seat audition
Red Bull vacating an RB seat for Liam Lawson mid-season only makes complete sense if Lawson is still being mulled as a potential Sergio Perez replacement for 2025.
Red Bull axes Ricciardo from RB F1 seat for rest of 2024
Daniel Ricciardo's 2024 season - and, by extension, almost certainly his Formula 1 career - is over effective immediately.
When Ricciardo was the best driver in F1 (twice)
Daniel Ricciardo is out of Formula 1, again, as RB replaces him with Liam Lawson. It's a sad end to a career whose highs were very special indeed
Red Bull's Russell admission hints at a Verstappen Plan B
Christian Horner appears to have got one back on Toto Wolff for the Mercedes boss's public courting of Max Verstappen by hinting George Russell could be a serious F1 2026 target for Red Bull. If that really is possible, it wouldn't just be "foolish" for Red Bull to ignore him - it would be negligent
Gary Anderson: Ferrari's F1 upgrade risks cancelling itself out
Ferrari's new Formula 1 front wing appears to include one definite positive step but another that could lead to a bit of head-scratching, as Gary Anderson explains
FIA risks own goal over absurd Verstappen feud
The FIA has engineered itself into a standoff with Max Verstappen that it can't win with its heavy-handed punishment for him swearing. More worryingly, it risks contributing to his exit from F1 - as our contributors discuss
