Liam Lawson has outed which F1 driver is obsessed with their social media and given out more paddock gossip speaking exclusively to SPORTbible.

Despite competing in the 2023, 2024, and 2025 seasons as an F1 driver, 2026 will be Lawson's first first uninterrupted season in F1.

After a short run of races in 2023 and 2024, Lawson entered his first full season last year after promotion to Red Bull, where he was replaced by Yuki Tsunoda after just two grand prix.

Lawson will be partnered by F1's only rookie this season, with Arvid Lindblad hoping to replicate Isack Hadjar's impressive debut year at Racing Bulls.

Ahead of the Australian Grand Prix, Lawson spoke exclusively to SPORTbible about his fellow drivers and he wasn't afraid to expose some of those closest to him.

Speaking in 'Pole Position', Lawson was asked which current driver is obsessed with their social media and he didn't stutter when naming his former teammate Hadjar.

"I think Isaac checks himself out quite a bit, I would say," Lawson joked.

"I wouldn't be surprised if in his recent Google searches was his own name, sorry, dude."

Liam Lawson and Isack Hadjar ahead of the 2026 F1 season (credit: getty)

Hadjar wasn't the only former teammate the Kiwi was ready to gun for, claiming now Red Bull reserve Tsunoda, was the worst back-seat driver, but insisted it wasn't personal.

He added: It's got to be Yuki. I've Just I've spent a lot of time driving with him over the years."

However, it wasn't purely slander against the Japanese driver with Lawson revealing Tsunoda was by far the best at karaoke.

"Yuki,He loves his karaoke," Lawson laughed before adding: "Adele, he loves Adele."

When pressed on what his own song of choice would be, it was a rather fitting answer for Lawson who has made no secret of his love for Pixar's Cars franchise.

"Probably some Lightning McQueen," he smiled.

"Some Cars song, I'd probably 'Real Gone', it's probably the biggest."

Lawson will be hoping to prove himself once again to the new Red Bull leadership, as we enter the biggest regulation change in F1 history starting in Melbourne this weekend.