Racing Bulls
Liam Lawson, 7th
"I'm very happy with today's result. I had a strong start on the Soft tyres, making it possible to overtake. This was then followed by good pace throughout the race, so it felt great to come away with six points. I feel very proud of the team and, overall, it's been a positive few weeks as we continue our fight for P5 in the Championship. Next week, I'll be focusing on training in the simulator before we head to Austin for the first race of the upcoming triple header. I'm really excited to continue this form into the rest of the season."
Arvid Lindblad, 15th
"I’m not particularly happy with my weekend here in Singapore. I had a poor start, which set the tone for the rest of the race. I got pinched at Turn 1 and had to brake heavily, costing me even more positions at a circuit where track position is crucial. We’ll go away, review the weekend and identify where we need to improve so we can come back stronger for the remaining races. It’s been a tiring few weeks, so I’m going to use the break before Austin to fully switch off, reset and come back ready to perform at my best.”
Alan Permane, Team Principal
"A very strong race today, especially for Liam. Once he got past Gasly in Turn 1 in the first lap, he pulled away comfortably and maintained a gap all race managing his tyre wear nicely. We reacted when Gasly and Hulkenberg pitted, going onto the Medium tyre for the rest of the race and minimising any exposure to Safety Car risks; from there, it was a fairly straight forward to the flag. Arvid had some struggles and lost some pace at the start with too much wheel spin. He also had some power unit consistency issues, which hurt him slightly and effected his pace.
“We end this triple header on a high and it’s a testament to the hard work that has been put in both here at the track and back in Faenza and Milton Keynes – A huge well done to everyone. We now look forward to a very short break before we head into the next triple header.”
