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How Lawson stated his case with a brilliant Brazilian weekend
Lawson, who does not have a confirmed seat with Racing Bulls next season, finished P7 in Sao Paulo after starting on the second row.
For Liam Lawson the Sao Paulo Grand Prix weekend could hardly have gone any better, and the sight of a Racing Bulls car overtaking Lando Norris on the first lap to run in second place was something that nobody could have predicted.
While he would no doubt have liked to have finished higher up the order than the P7 that he ultimately earned, realistically it was never going to be easy to keep the cars from the four top teams behind him – even in a race impacted at both the start and finish by a damp track.
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Liam Lawson confirmed his status as the best of the midfield drivers with seventh place at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix, but the New Zealander can still do nothing but hope for the best when it comes to a spot on the grid for next season.
The Racing Bulls driver swept past eventual race winner Lando Norris to take second place early on in a wet-dry race at Interlagos on Sunday (Monday AEDT) before being overhauled by quicker cars and settling for six points.
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