Lawson: Jeddah has a unique high-speed highway

      Racing Bulls drivers didn't score any points in Bahrain and hope to make progress in Saudi Arabia…

      Liam Lawson: "I'm looking forward to getting back behind the wheel in Jeddah, where the series of three races in a row will end. This is a unique high-speed track where you need confidence in the car. I haven't driven a Formula 1 car there yet, but I have competed in Formula 2 and I can imagine how fast she will be driving this car.

      Two stages in a row allowed me to feel the car, to understand how to work with it. We need to draw conclusions from the recent Grand Prix events in order to put everything together and achieve maximum results in Jeddah this weekend."

      Isaac Hajjar: "I'm really looking forward to returning to the track where I competed in Formula 2 and which I know well. I was disappointed with the result last weekend - in Bahrain, for the first time since the start of the season, our car was not efficient enough, but I know that the team worked hard to achieve more this weekend.

      We have learned a lot, and I think we will be able to regain our previous speed in Jeddah. I'm looking forward to competing for the qualifying finals on the fastest street circuit on the calendar."