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Verstappen Criticizes Red Bull's Quick Demotion of Lawson
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Max Verstappen criticizes Red Bulls swift demotion of Liam Lawson, arguing that two races werent enough to judge his performance. The teams history of struggling with second drivers, including Pierre Gasly, Alex Albon, and Yuki Tsunoda, has cost them constructors titles. Verstappen remains hopeful for the 2026 season with promising rookie Isack Hadjar joining him after a strong season at Racing Bulls.
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