The expression, nothing changes like the weather, could, in a way, apply to Red Bull Racing. What is the absolute truth for the Austrian team one day can be the opposite the next. There is no longer any measure for Red Bull’s actions and beliefs.
The expression, nothing changes like the weather, could, in a way, apply to Red Bull Racing. What is the absolute truth for the Austrian team one day can be the opposite the next. There is no longer any measure for Red Bull’s actions and beliefs.
After the announcement of Red Bull Racing to replace Liam Lawson with Yuki Tsunoda, Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur was also asked about the situation at their rivals. How would the Frenchman act if a similar situation took place at the Scuceria?
Former Red Bull talent, Jaime Alguersuari has commented on Yuki Tsunoda taking Liam Lawson’s place at Red Bull Racing ahead of the F1 Japanese Grand Prix, and he ‘prime’ Tsunoda could be closer to Max Verstappen.
Former F1 driver, Ralf Schumacher, has criticised Red Bull Racing’s approach to its drivers’ management, claiming Yuki Tsunoda taking over from Liam Lawson is yet another wrong choice, with the German he would have picked a different driver to take the second seat at the Austrian team next to Max Verstappen.
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Red Bull advisor, Helmut Marko, has revealed how long F1 driver Yuki Tsunoda will be given to earn his place at Red Bull Racing.
Former F1 driver, Jaime Alguersuari, has weighed in on Red Bull Racing’s decision to replace Liam Lawson with Yuki Tsunoda ahead of the Japanese Grand Prix, and claimed the Kiwi driver did not became the worst driver in two weeks, highlighting the impossible task of measuring up to ‘probably the best F1 driver ever’, Max Verstappen.
Yuki Tsunoda is set make his debut at Red Bull Racing during the thirs round of the F1 championship, his home race, the Japanese Grand Prix. Thus, the Honda protegé was recently at Milton Keynes for a seat fitting.
Red Bull Racing chief advisor, Helmut Marko, has labeled Yuki Tsunoda’s debut at the Austrian team ahead of his home race, the F1 Japanese Grand Prix, a coincidence, and has stated Tsunoda’s 2025 ‘consistent spell’ – of only two races – as the reason behind his appointment as Liam Lawson’s replacement at Red Bull.
Former F1 driver Christian Danner believes that Red Bull Racing’s decision to bring Yuki Tsunoda in and demote Liam Lawson to Racing Bull is not appropriate and thinks the team should focus on making changes to a car that the Japanese driver ‘is not looking forward to driving at all’.
