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Racing Bulls confirm Lawson and Lindblad for 2027

Channel News Asia Thursday 12 November 2026, 11:20 UTC 1 min read
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Racing Bulls confirm Lawson and Lindblad for 2027 Nov 12 : New Zealand's Liam Lawson and Britain's Arvid Lindblad will continue with Racing Bulls next season, the Red Bull-owned Formula One team said on Thursday. The announcement ends speculation about Lawson's future with the team.

Racing Bulls confirm Lawson and Lindblad for 2027 Nov 12 : New Zealand's Liam Lawson and Britain's Arvid Lindblad will continue with Racing Bulls next season, the Red Bull-owned Formula One team said on Thursday. The announcement ends speculation about Lawson's future with the team. "I have no doubt that this is the best driver line-up for us, bringing a strong combination of experience and ambition," said team principal Alan Permane in a statement. Lawson has scored 75 of Racing Bulls' 114 points in 20 races so far this season, with the team currently fifth overall. His place was uncertain, however, with 19-year-old Bulgarian junior driver Nikola Tsolov also linked to the seat.
Racing Bulls (ORG) Lawson (PERSON) Lindblad (PERSON) New Zealand's (LOCATION) Liam Lawson (PERSON) Britain (LOCATION) Arvid Lindblad (PERSON) Alan Permane (PERSON) Racing Bulls' (ORG) Bulgarian (ORG) Nikola Tsolov (PERSON)
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