Hajar: The power unit in my car was replaced.

      Liam Lawson set the 14th time in the second practice for the Dutch Grand Prix. The Racing Bulls driver said he was happy with the car, but they need to work on the pace.

      His teammate Isaac Hajar missed the second practice due to a power unit problem right at the start of the session.

      Liam Lawson (14th): "A tough day in Zandvoort on a very demanding track, and the results reflect that. Nevertheless, I felt comfortable in the car and it looked pretty good, but we'll see tomorrow.

      Today we tried to make the most of the time available on track. We'll see what the weather is like tomorrow – it's quite unpredictable here. The team will keep working this evening to try to make gains for Saturday. As usual, the gaps are minimal, so every little detail matters."

      Isaac Hajar (20th): "In the first practice there were issues with the power unit sensor, so the team decided to replace the battery and the power unit before the second session.

      In the second practice I went out with a small delay, and the team immediately didn't like how the battery was working, so they told me to stop the car. Hopefully everything will be resolved by tomorrow.

      I would have liked to do more laps today, but there's still the third practice ahead, so I'll have time to prepare for qualifying."