Starting from the middle of the pack did little to dampen Liam Lawson's ambition as he immediately charged forward when the lights went out at Sepang. The Kiwi driver rocketed off the line, forcing his way into the leading group and even going wheel-to-wheel with Max Verstappen for third place in the opening moments.
A chaotic race shaped by changing weather conditions and multiple Safety Car interventions kept the field constantly shuffling. Although Lawson gradually slipped back as faster machinery from front-running teams swept past, he maintained composure to stay firmly in points contention.
Brilliant early-race strategy proved to be the cornerstone of Racing Bulls' stellar weekend performance. Tactical sharpness allowed them to capitalize on every developing situation, paying off massively when late-race drama shook up the order near the front.
Good fortune smiled upon the team during the closing stages as rival incidents paved the way for Lawson to secure a hard-fought seventh place. This strong result was complemented by valuable points from the other side of the garage.
The double points haul solidifies Racing Bulls' standing in the constructors' championship, extending their cushion over key rivals. Intelligent decision-making from the pit wall continues to serve as the bedrock of their impressive 2026 campaign.
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