Liam Lawson: We are managing to implement what we have planned.
Liam Lawson has scored points in seven out of the nine completed Grands Prix. The Racing Bulls driver is satisfied with his results and believes he has made progress compared to last year.
Liam Lawson: "The season is going very well, and the car is working great. I think what makes me happiest is the progress itself. Every time we bring updates or focus on a certain direction, we manage to implement what we planned and achieve the speed increase we were looking for. So everything is really going very well.
Of course, this is motorsport, and sometimes things happen that you can't influence. But right now I'm trying to focus on everything that depends on me. This approach is yielding results, which is very pleasing.
I think I've taken a step forward this year. But at the same time, it's a natural result of accumulated experience. The more races you participate in, the more you learn and improve.
If you compare me to the moment when I just debuted in Formula 1, I've learned a lot since then. I'm trying to maximize my own potential, and I feel very good right now."
Speaking about the chances of scoring points in Spa, Liam was optimistic: "I hope it's possible. This track is generally similar to Silverstone, and we were competitive there, so there’s no reason why we shouldn't be strong here. We have prepared new items, and there will even be more on Arvid's car. Let's see what effect they will have. I hope they will help us."
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Liam Lawson: We are managing to implement what we have planned.
Liam Lawson scored points in seven out of the nine completed Grands Prix. The Racing Bulls driver is satisfied with his results and believes he has made progress compared to last year.