Everything we know about Liam Lawson's precarious Red Bull Racing career with Yuki Tsunoda being considered as his replacement ahead of the F1 Japanese Grand Prix

Liam Lawson insists he deserves a proper shot at Red Bull and sent a strong message to rival Yuki Tsunoda – amid speculation the Kiwi could lose his seat after just two races.

Liam Lawson is just two grands prix into his Red Bull career and is already at risk of losing his seat. When pushed on whether he might be replaced for the next race at Suzuka, team principal Christian Horner refused to confirm the Kiwi’s place,

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has responded to speculation that Liam Lawson could be axed from the F1 grid just two races into the season

Christian Horner has said Red Bull will examine all the information available to the team in deciding how to address the issue of Liam Lawson’s struggles. Speculation is ramping up that Red Bull is eyeing up a potential change as to who might be alongside Max Verstappen in the second RB21 as Liam Lawson has failed to hit the ground running with the Milton Keynes-based squad.