Lawson Confirms Desire for Second Stage Appearance After US Grand Prix Concert
Liam Lawson, recognized for his proficiency with the guitar and vocals, stated to Motorsport Week that he intends to perform again after appearing before a large audience.
The Kiwi driver displays a multifaceted personality beyond racing, having demonstrated musical skills on Racing Bulls’ social media channels.
Performing with his group, Liam Lawson & Friends, at the Garage Sessions event hosted by the Faenza-based organization during the United States Grand Prix weekend marked a significant progression for Lawson.
Invited to the occasion, Motorsport Week observed Lawson demonstrating abilities beyond driving talent by delivering a brief set at a cozy venue in Austin.
Liam Lawson appeared in high spirits while recounting his musical debut to Motorsport Week.
The gathering attracted numerous fans eager to see the 24-year-old in a new context, with former Red Bull teammate Daniel Ricciardo attending to watch and listen.
Speaking exclusively to Motorsport Week ahead of the upcoming race in Mexico, Lawson disclosed that performing before such an audience induced greater anxiety than the moments preceding a Grand Prix.
“Isn’t it crazy that in the last week, by far the question I’ve had the most has been about Garage Sessions over anything Formula 1 related?!” he joked.
“There was a moment where I was on the rooftop, and before we went down, I looked over to see how many people were there, and it was just way more than I was expecting.
“Because I did the Thursday sort of sound check, and it was… I don’t know, the place felt smaller, I didn’t feel like there could be that many people there. But yeah, seeing all those people and knowing that I had to get up and perform was very… was very, very nerve-wracking.
“Honestly, by far the most nerve-wracking thing I’ve done.”
Liam Lawson expresses interest in returning to the stage.
As with all racing drivers, Lawson maintains a perfectionist approach; when asked about performing again, he confirmed his eagerness to ensure the next appearance surpasses his debut.
“I mean, eventually probably yes. I don’t know when. I definitely want to do it again,” he said.
“I want to do it better because I wasn’t stoked with how we performed, how I performed, but I want to do it again!”
Lawson appears buoyant and ready to celebrate with a song after being confirmed as a Racing Bulls driver for 2027, where he will again partner with teenage teammate Arvid Lindblad.
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