Breaking: Liam Lawson disqualified after Mexico City qualifying F1 technical breach
Liam Lawson is going to need a major Mexico City comeback to score points.
Max Verstappen clears the air with Liam Lawson, but stays tight-lipped on Racing Bulls F1 seat
Max Verstappen qualified fourth for the Formula 1 Mexico City Grand Prix, but will have to drop one place on the starting grid, meaning he will start from the third row. The reason is remarkable, to say the least: contact with Liam Lawson - two drivers from the Red Bull teams…
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