Liam Lawson showed Red Bull what he is capable of as he came home to score points on his return to Formula 1 in Austin. The Kiwi driver finished the race in ninth having started at the back of the grid. Lawson was hit with a staggering 60-place grid penalty after multiple engine component changes. But that did not deter the young talent from making his way through the field as he guided his RB to score two points on his sixth Grand Prix start and his first since replacing Daniel Ricciardo. Red Bull want Lawson to match teammate Yuki Tsunoda as they assess him for a full-time seat. The Kiwi dri…
