Liam Lawson backed the aggressive approach to qualifying for the Japanese Grand Prix. Image: XPB Images Liam Lawson stands by Scuderia AlphaTauri's aggressive approach to qualifying for the Japanese Grand Prix despite missing the cut into Qualifying 3. The New Zealander will line up 11th for Sunday’s race in Suzuka having been beaten by Fernando Alonso to 10th at the end of the session’s second segment. “We obviously used three sets in Q1 and had a strong car, and then Q2 only had one set,” Lawson said. “I think looking back, obviously hindsight is a great thing, Yuki [Tsunoda] did a great job to put the car in Q3. “I think we definitely had the potential, now knowing that we...
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