Liam Lawson si sente mentalmente esausto dopo il Gran Premio del Giappone

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Il pilota della Racing Bulls Liam Lawson ha chiuso al nono posto il Gran Premio del Giappone 2026, descrivendosi però come mentalmente esausto al termine della gara. Ha sottolineato le intense richieste imposte ai piloti dai nuovi regolamenti di F1. Lawson ha condiviso queste riflessioni in un'intervista post-gara con F1 TV.

Liam Lawson ha ottenuto un nono posto a Suzuka nel Gran Premio del Giappone, destreggiandosi tra le sfide poste dalle nuove vetture di Formula 1 del 2026. Parlando con F1 TV dopo la gara, il pilota neozelandese ha dichiarato: 'Bene, sono un po' mentalmente esausto'. Ha poi aggiunto: 'Quest'anno è molto intenso. Ci sono molte più cose a cui pensare durante la guida. Quindi, è stata una gara davvero difficile'.

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