Lawson: I was glad to see Verstappen's approach to work
Liam Lawson only raced in two Grands Prix at the start of the season for Red Bull Racing. The New Zealand driver answered the question of whether he had time to learn anything during that period from teammate Max Verstappen.
Liam Lawson: "For me it was a very exciting time, and I was glad of the opportunity to study Max's approach to his work in detail.
There is a constant exchange of data between our teams [Red Bull Racing and Racing Bulls], but it's fairly simple. Drivers are more interested in information about things like who brakes, how they operate the throttle, what gears they use, and similar things. I compared myself a lot to Max, watched how he takes corners and similar things.
I got detailed information that teams don't share with each other. It was great to see all of that, but over two weekends it's very difficult to get the most out of that information."
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Lawson: I was glad to see Verstappen's approach to work
Liam Lawson has competed in only two Grands Prix at the start of the season for Red Bull Racing. The New Zealand driver answered the question of whether he had managed to learn anything from teammate Max Verstappen during that time.