Liam Lawson, the reserve driver at Alpha Tauri has recently ventured into the world of vlogging. Just a week after the conclusion of the 2023 F1 season in Abu Dhabi, Lawson unveiled his official YouTube channel, aiming to give fans an up-close and personal look at his off-track adventures. Little did his fans know, this move would set the stage for an unexpected twist as Liam Lawson’s girlfriend took over the spotlight in just his second vlog as they explored the ‘wild’ side of California.

In his inaugural video, Liam Lawson shared his enthusiasm for the new venture, expressing a desire to showcase “quite a bit of cool stuff” that he believed his fans would find enjoyable. At 21 years old, the AlphaTauri reserve driver highlighted the off-season break as the perfect opportunity to engage with his audience. His plans for a trip to America, where his sister Holly and his girlfriend Hannah St. John reside, added an element of intrigue, as fans eagerly awaited the adventures Lawson had in store.

Liam Lawson’s girlfriend gets to explore San Diego Zoo in California

Lawson’s girlfriend Hannah St. John, a student at Arizona State University majoring in biological and biomedical sciences, made an appearance on Lawson’s second vlog, stealing the spotlight in the latest episode. Joining Lawson and his sister on a trip to the renowned San Diego Zoo, Hannah candidly assisted in vlogging, even taking charge of giving directions. This helped shed some light on the couple’s dynamic, showcasing a side of their relationship fans hadn’t seen before.

The focus of Lawson’s second vlog was the visit to the San Diego Zoo. It’s a global attraction known for its diverse collection of animals. The trio expressed excitement about encountering various species, with a particular emphasis on grizzly bears, monkeys, and elephants. As they explored the expansive zoo, they encountered baboons with intriguing red bu**ocks, exploring the fascinating world of animal behavior.

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Born in Hastings, New Zealand on February 11, 2002, Lawson’s journey to Formula 1 has been nothing short of impressive. Mentored by Ken Smith, the current champion of the Toyota Racing Series and a driver for the Red Bull Junior Team, Lawson’s victories, including three in the New Zealand Grand Prix, paved the way for his ascent through the ranks.

How does Lawson’s prospect fare for a full-time seat in Formula 1?

During the 2023 season, Lawson stepped in for Daniel Ricciardo after the latter suffered an injury during a practice session at the Dutch Grand Prix. He was quick to deliver standout performances with multiple-point-scoring finishes in the limited races he contested. Despite his reserve driver status for the upcoming 2024 campaign, Red Bull has extended Lawson’s contract, a testament to the confidence they have in his abilities. Helmut Marko, Red Bull’s motorsport advisor, acknowledged Lawson’s integral role in their future plans.

While Lawson’s aspirations for a full-time Formula 1 drive in 2024 might be put on hold due to his reserve role, the future looks promising. Red Bull’s recognition of Lawson’s potential is evident, with Marko hinting at potential opportunities in 2025, should circumstances permit. The possibility of Lawson’s debut in a full F1 season, starting with the Faenza team and advancing to the senior team, adds a layer of anticipation for what the future holds for the young Kiwi driver.

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