The F1 Show "He said I don't have time, how true that turned out to be" | Lawson dropped from Red Bull, How will Tsunoda fare and Japanese GP preview
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Apr 1, 2025 The hosts kick off with humorous skiing anecdotes before diving into the world of Formula 1. They discuss Red Bull's controversial decision to drop Liam Lawson, pondering the pressures drivers face. As excitement builds for the Japanese Grand Prix, they analyze the intricate dynamics between teammates, especially focusing on Tsunoda's role. The hosts also explore the quirks of Japanese trains, blending cultural insights with racing strategies that could impact the upcoming event. It's a mix of humor, analysis, and anticipation!
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Lawson's Disappointment
- Liam Lawson was dropped from Red Bull back to AlphaTauri after just two races.
- He appeared dejected on the flight back from China, where rumors of his dismissal began circulating.
Lawson's Confidence and Red Bull's "Duty of Care"
- Lawson's confident demeanor might have backfired after his struggles in the Red Bull car.
- Horner's statement about a "duty of care" towards Lawson seems unusual given Red Bull's history with other drivers.
Tsunoda's Promotion Justification
- Red Bull's justification for Tsunoda's promotion seems like a retroactive narrative to fit current events.
- Their claim about Tsunoda's improved fitness contrasts with earlier concerns about his consistency.