Tsunoda's 2025 F1 efforts have been nonexistent and only seem to not be as glaringly poor as Lawson because Red Bull has tried to push it down and stomach this for the rest of the year as to not make ...

Pierre Gasly is no stranger to the difficulties of adapting to life at Red Bull. The Frenchman lasted only half a season before being replaced at the Milton Keynes team.

When the 2025 season began, few could have predicted that Liam Lawson would be replaced by Yuki Tsunoda after just two races. Red Bull’s almost instant decision to throw Tsunoda into the deep-end was ...

The crash at Imola is the most telling, precisely because – as Tsunoda himself admitted – it was caused by underestimating the RB21’s unpredictability.

Tsunoda is still out of step with several parts in Spa compared to his team-mate, but with the Belgian GP's sprint event out of the way Red Bull made a late decision to give the 25-year-old a ...

Yuki Tsunoda showed signs of a turnaround at the Belgian Grand Prix, helped by some of Red Bull’s latest upgrades. The Japanese driver qualified seventh, just four tenths behind teammate Max ...

Tsunoda told reporters after the race that the RB21 “feels amazing” in the first few laps. But then, “the tire is just melting lap by lap, corner by corner.

Tsunoda got the second Red Bull out of Q2 for the first time this season as well, starting P10 on the grid and finishing P9. Points for Yuki in Sakhir 🫶 #F1 || #BahrainGP 🇧🇭 pic.twitter ...

Yuki Tsunoda advanced to Q3 for qualifying for only the second time since joining Red Bull Racing earlier this year. A last-minute push by new team principal Laurent Mekies led to upgrades on the ...

Red Bull Racing driver Yuki Tsunoda suffered another Q1 exit at the Hungaroring, but remains optimistic about his pace.

Despite closing in on Max Verstappen's pace, Yuki Tsunoda has suffered yet another setback at the Hungarian Grand Prix.