The 2025 Formula 1 season has been defined by the intense battle at the front of the field, with Lando Norris leading the drivers' championship on 423 points from 7 wins. Haas F1 Team heads the constructors' standings with 79 points.
Racing Bulls currently sits 99th in the constructors' championship with 0 points and 0 race wins so far this season. Liam Lawson has been the team's leading performer, sitting 14th in the drivers' standings on 38 points with 0 victories. Teammate Yuki Tsunoda is 17th with 33 points.
Liam Lawson is working to establish himself among the front-runners of Formula 1. The New Zealand driver is focused on extracting the maximum from the Racing Bulls package as the season progresses.
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The battle with Isack Hadjar (Red Bull) has been a season-long narrative. 13 points separate the two in the standings, with Isack Hadjar holding the advantage. Isack Hadjar has 0 wins this season compared to Liam Lawson's 0.
The technical development race remains a central theme of the 2025 season. With the current regulations now in their fourth year, the scope for major aerodynamic gains has narrowed, placing greater emphasis on setup optimisation, tyre management and operational execution on race weekends.
With the championship picture still developing, Racing Bulls will be looking for Liam Lawson to maintain consistency in the coming rounds. In a season where the margins between the top teams have been razor-thin, every point could prove decisive when the final standings are tallied in Abu Dhabi.