Red Bull Racing has faced an issue during the Formula 1 pre-season testing as they struggled with technical difficulties involving the RB21 driven by their new

New Zealand driver Liam Lawson managed 91 laps on the second day of Formula 1 pre-season testing in Bahrain. Lawson was the only Red Bull driver in action today with four-time champion Max Verstappen taking over on Friday. Only one driver from each team was allowed to drive in either the morning or afternoon session.

Liam Lawson has received a major setback during Formula 1 testing in Bahrain after wet weather conditions and an engine issue limited his time on track.