‘No satisfaction’ over beating Yuki Tsunoda for Liam Lawson at Suzuka after missing out on ‘24 seat
AlphaTauri announced Tsunoda and Daniel Ricciardo as their driver line-up for 2024, meaning Law🌟son is set for a🍬 season on the sidelines.
Lawson has been very impressive since making his F1 debut at the Dutch Grand Prix in August.
He scored AlphaTauri’s best result of F1 2023 in Singapore (ninth) and managed toꦗ beat Tsunoda again on-track in Sunday’s Japanese GP.
Speak♛ing after the race, Lawson wasn’t entirely happy to finish ahead of his teammate.
“Not satisfaction,” he said.
“I want to be in a seat and I don’t have one right now. It🦩’s basically just doing the best job I can each time I get into the car. I’ll keep doing that for as long as I’m driving.”
La෴wson rued a lack o🌟f pace as AlphaTauri failed to score points with both cars.
“We didn’t quite have the speed today,” he added. “To💦 be honest, the only guys that we were really racing today were the Alpines and they were too quick.
“It meant that we were just outside the points unfortunaꦓtely. I feel like we pretty much maximised [what we could]."
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