Team principal calls Liam Lawson–Hadjar logistics 'not ideal' and notes car feedback
Permane confirmed the short-notice logistics were locked in and passed along specific handling feedback from Lawson comparing Racing Bulls’ car to the Red Bull car.
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Arrangement: Lawson was pre-positioned to stand in for Hadjar when needed.
Permane: called the situation 'not ideal' for team and Lawson.
Return to seat: Permane said Lawson's Racing Bulls seat remains available when Hadjar is fit.
Feedback: more aerodynamic load in high-speed corners.
Handling contrast: 'friendlier' at mid-to-exit lower-speed corners, potentially easier to manage.
Implication: suggests characteristic trade-offs in Racing Bulls' current package versus Red Bull car.