Red Bull star Liam Lawson has revealed a mutual respect between himself and axed Formula 1 icon Daniel Ricciardo, despite taking his place on the grid in 2024.

Liam Lawson was restricted to just 28 laps on the Day 2 morning session in Bahrain, due to a "cooler" leak on the Red Bull RB21.

Red Bull suffered a bizarre problem during Wednesday's 2025 pre-season testing morning session. The first official timed session of the year saw Max Verstappen's new team-mate Liam Lawson take to the Bahrain International Circuit, with four-time champion Verstappen set to make his 2025 bow in the afternoon session.

Kimi Antonelli led the way at the lunch hour as the F1 drivers began to come to grips with their new 2025 challengers at the Bahrain circuit.

Hamilton’s move to the team, a story that began in February last year when he announced he would be leaving Mercedes at the end of 2024, has dominated the buildup to the new season. Australia will host the first race, on March 16, for the first time since 2019.

Sainz, along with Liam Lawson in the Red Bull, is planning to run a full day ... Morning session lap times Lewis Hamilton - Ferrari - 1:29.379 - 45 laps George Russell - Mercedes - 1:29.778 - 71 laps Carlos Sainz - Williams - 1:30.090 - 44 laps Pierre ...

Kiwi Formula One driver Liam Lawson has had a full day of testing in his new Red Bull car, covering the third most laps in Bahrain this morning without incident after a dramatic spin on day one. Teammate and defending champion Max Verstappen took the day off as Lawson got around the track 91 times to post the seventh-best time of the day.

The 2025 Formula 1 season welcomes six promising rookies: Andrea Kimi Antonelli replaces Lewis Hamilton at Mercedes, Oliver Bearman joins Haas, Jack D

Lando Norris was fastest and seven-time champion Lewis Hamilton 13th as Formula 1 teams had to deal with a power outage that disrupted preseason testing.

In his first official outing in Red Bull’s RB21, Liam Lawson endured a mixed morning on the opening day of Formula One’s pre-season testing in Bahrain. As the first Red Bull driver to take to the track in this year’s testing,

Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton joins the pack. His former Mercedes teammate George Russell sets the fastest lap, so far, with a time of 1:35.201. Of the 10 drivers this morning, Red Bull's Liam Lawson and Carlos Sainz in the Williams will be driving for the full day.