Why Lawson knows more is needed to secure his F1 seat

Liam Lawson is hitting peak form at Racing Bulls, reigniting his F1 future prospects. After a challenging start post-Red Bull departure, the New Zealander secured a career-best fifth place in Baku, his third points finish in five races. This strong performance, matching rookie teammate Isack Hadjar's points tally over the same period (18 points each), underscores Lawson's renewed bid to secure a permanent grid spot. Despite Hadjar's podium in the Netherlands capturing headlines, Lawson's consistent points-scoring demonstrates his value, suggesting he's found his rhythm at the sister team. His recent run solidifies his argument for an F1 seat beyond this season.