Liam Lawson sente-se mentalmente exausto após o Grande Prêmio do Japão

31 de março de 2026

Reportado por IA

O piloto da Racing Bulls, Liam Lawson, terminou em nono lugar no Grande Prêmio do Japão de 2026, mas descreveu-se como mentalmente exausto após a prova. Ele destacou as intensas exigências dos novos regulamentos da F1 para os pilotos. Lawson compartilhou essas impressões em uma entrevista pós-corrida à F1 TV.

Liam Lawson garantiu a nona colocação em Suzuka no Grande Prêmio do Japão, superando os desafios dos carros da Fórmula 1 reformulados para 2026. Em entrevista à F1 TV após a corrida, o piloto neozelandês afirmou: 'Bom, um pouco mentalmente exausto'. Ele acrescentou: 'Está muito intenso este ano. Você tem muito mais coisas em que pensar enquanto pilota. Então, foi uma corrida bastante difícil'.

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Liam Lawson sente-se mentalmente exausto após o Grande Prêmio do Japão

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