Liam Lawson Faces Mounting Pressure After Another Poor Qualifying at Red Bull

The rookie driver acknowledges his struggles adapting to the RB21 car as Red Bull management hints at potential changes, with Yuki Tsunoda expressing readiness to step in.

Liam Lawson qualified last for the Chinese Grand Prix, marking his third consecutive failure to advance out of Q1 in his Red Bull career.
The 23-year-old driver has admitted he is struggling to adapt to the RB21's narrow performance window and has little time to improve.
Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko has not ruled out replacing Lawson mid-season, citing the team's competitive priorities.
Yuki Tsunoda, currently driving for Racing Bulls, has delivered strong performances and stated he is '100%' ready to replace Lawson if given the opportunity.
Max Verstappen's consistent top-four qualifying results further highlight the gap in performance within the Red Bull team.