WATCH: “Praying for it to finish,” Drive To Survive caught Max Verstappen and Carlos Sainz scaring the hell out of Liam Lawson at Singapore GP

The Singapore GP is one of the hottest races on the calendar with drivers struggling throughout the weekend. Max Verstappen and Carlos Sainz managed to scare off Liam Lawson about the conditions in the cockpit.

WATCH: “Praying for it to finish,” Drive To Survive caught Max Verstappen and Carlos Sainz scaring the hell out of Liam Lawson at Singapore GP

Max Verstappen and Carlos Sainz (Via IMAGO), Liam Lawson (Via @scuderiafemboy/X)

Fans can finally watch Drive to Survive‘s latest season. The sixth season of the Netflix docuseries goes behind the scenes of the 2023 F1 season. The show focuses on the driver dilemma at AlphaTauri. A concerned Liam Lawson was captured on Drive to Survive as the former F2 champion was told about the Singapore GP weather by Max Verstappen and Carlos Sainz.

Lawson was filling in for an injured Daniel Ricciardo for Alphatauri. Before the start of the race, the Kiwi driver told Verstappen that the temperature on the track was really hot. Max Verstappen laughed as he advised Liam Lawson to prepare himself for a rather warm race this weekend.

Get ready for the race... It's a warm one.
Max Verstappen said on Drive to Survive (H&T: @scuderiafemboy/X)
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Moreover, Carlos Sainz gave a blunt reply to the 22-year-old. Sainz claimed that Lawson would be praying for the race to end as early as lap three. As soon as Liam Lawson heard this comment, his smile wiped off his face. Certainly, the two F1 race-winners had successfully managed to scare Lawson who was racing for the first time at Marina Bay.

You're gonna be praying for it to finish since lap three.
Carlos Sainz said on Drive to Survive (H&T: @scuderiafemboy/X)

Carlos Sainz emerged victorious at Singapore as Max Verstappen struggled

The Singapore GP was one of the most exciting weekends of the 2023 season. Max Verstappen and Red Bull seemed to face difficulties during the entire weekend as the RB-19 failed to perform as expected. This paved the way for Carlos Sainz to battle at the front of the pack for victory at Marina Bay. Moreover, Liam Lawson even out-qualified Verstappen for the race.

Carlos Sainz celebrating his victory at the Singapore GP.
Carlos Sainz celebrating his victory at the Singapore GP (image via IMAGO)

Sainz went on to win this thrilling race, The Spanish became the only non-Red Bull race winner of the season. While Max Verstappen came back home in fifth place as he tried to salvage some points for the team. Lawson brought in two points for the Faenza-based team as he finished in ninth place. the 22-year-old managed to have a solid result despite the fears raised by his peers.

Certainly, the Singapore GP remains a fan favorite as it provides thrilling action for fans. Moreover, the Marina Bay weekend was the only race where Max Verstappen and Red Bull were nowhere close to winning the race. However, it remains to be seen if things replicate in the upcoming F1 season.

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