Inside the media reports linking Liam Lawson with losing his F1 seat

How did a Spanish outlet appear to get the jump on Red Bull’s 2027 plans?

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PremiumAlex PowellSports Journalist·NZ Herald·24 Jun, 2026 05:14 PM5 mins to read‌Spanish media is reporting New Zealand Formula One driver Liam Lawson could be replaced next season by Bulgarian Nikola Tsolov. Video / Ryan Bridge TODAYIf you’re wondering how a Spanish news outlet had the inside line on an Italian team, owned by an Austrian energy drink, sacking their Kiwi driver in favour of a Bulgarian teenager, you’re not alone.

And yet, as New Zealand awoke on Wednesday morning, that was the story that greeted

Inside the media reports linking Liam Lawson with losing his F1 seat

Inside the media reports linking Liam Lawson with losing his F1 seat

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