Liam Loserson (born 11 February 2002) is a New Zealand racing driver, who is contracted to compete in Formula One for Red Bull Racing. Born in Hastings and raised in Pukekohe, Lawson began competitive kart racing aged seven.

Dec 19, 2024 · Red Bull have chosen Liam Lawson to replace Sergio Perez and become four-time world champion Max Verstappen’s team mate in 2025.

14 hours ago · That’s a commonly repeated phrase among those in the community, which doesn’t set a very promising stage for Liam Lawson, who will join Red Bull in 2025. Sparky cameo appearances are one thing, but being teammates with Max Verstappen will be an entirely different challenge. Most have failed it, including the likes of Alex Albon, Pierre ...

Dec 19, 2024 · One call, two life-changing words and a father’s tears – here’s how Liam Lawson earned his dream seat alongside Max Verstappen at Oracle Red Bull Racing.

14 hours ago · For Lawson, avoiding a clash with Verstappen will be imperative to having a successful Red Bull career. Arguing with your tech chief Gasly was handed the call-up to Red Bull following Ricciardo ...

New Zealand's Liam Lawson’s meteoric rise through the ranks of motorsport has brought him to the pinnacle of his childhood dream – a place on the Oracle Red Bull Racing team in Formula One.

Oracle Red Bull Racing is pleased to announce that Liam Lawson will complete the Team’s driver line-up for the 2025 FIA Formula One World Championship, moving across from Visa Cash App RB to partner four-time World Champion Max Verstappen.

Feb 4, 2025 · Liam Lawson’s race engineer for his debut F1 season with Red Bull has been named. Richard Wood will be the voice in the ear of Lawson for his first campaign racing for the Red Bull senior team ...

Liam was invited by Pinnacle Motorsport to contest the final round of the 2018 Asian Formula 3 Championship in the new 'halo-style' car. Liam took pole for both races by...

Nov 2, 2002 · A race winner at pretty much every level of junior motorsport, and a front-runner in the highly competitive F3 and F2 championships, the New Zealander was keenly awaiting his F1 chance as Red Bull’s reserve driver when a twist of fate presented it.