The grin is gone from the Formula 1 grid. In its place is a Kiwi looking to make the most of another chance to impress.

RB's Liam Lawson reckons breaking into points is the easiest way to prove himself with F1 return

"The target or the goal that has been set out is the same as it’s always been since I was 17 and joining the programme."

Liam Lawson is facing a difficult phase of his career as he heads into the last 6 races without certainty about his future.

Red Bull made the difficult decision to remove Formula 1 fans' favourite Daniel Ricciardo from his VCARB race seat after last month's Singapore Grand Prix and give it to reserve Liam Lawson

Liam Lawson is preparing for just his sixth Grand Prix start this weekend in Texas and his first of the 2024 campaign, but the young New Zealander is already being linked with a move to Red Bull. His focus, he insists, is elsewhere.

One of three outcomes awaits Liam Lawson as he replaces Daniel Ricciardo for the rest of the F1 season: can he convince Red Bull that he deserves Sergio Perez's seat?

The pressure is on New Zealand driver Liam Lawson to perform immediately on his return to Formula One. The 22 year old will lineup for the RB racing team at this weekend's US Grand Prix in Texas. Lawson replaced Australian Daniel Ricciardo in the team in September.

VCARB's new F1 driver, Liam Lawson, who is set to replace Daniel Ricciardo at the upcoming United States Grand Prix at Circuit of the Americas (COTA), will face

There are many storylines to follow in the final stretch of the 2024 season. In almost traditional fashion, Red Bull’s driver line-up will be at the centre of discussion across F1 news outlets.

Sergio Perez has been warned he’s not “doing himself any favours” with his current form, especially as there’s a new contender for his Red Bull seat in Liam Lawson. The Kiwi returns to Red Bull’s junior team,