Liam Lawson's Struggles at Red Bull Raise Questions About His Future

After finishing 15th in the Chinese Grand Prix, Lawson faces mounting pressure as Yuki Tsunoda emerges as a potential replacement.

Liam Lawson has failed to advance past Q1 in three consecutive qualifying sessions and finished 15th in the Chinese Grand Prix after starting from the pitlane.
Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko has expressed dissatisfaction with Lawson's performance and hinted at the possibility of a driver swap from the Red Bull junior academy.
Yuki Tsunoda, currently driving for Racing Bulls, has publicly stated his readiness to replace Lawson, particularly with the Japanese Grand Prix approaching.
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has emphasized supporting Lawson but acknowledged the team's need for both drivers to deliver results for the Constructors' Championship.
The RB21 car's narrow performance window has been cited as a challenge, with Max Verstappen managing to adapt while Lawson continues to struggle.