Yuki Tsunoda discusses his future with Red Bull Racing ahead of F1 Dutch GP
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Tsunoda on future at Red Bull Racing and recent gains ahead of F1 Dutch GP

Yuki Tsunoda discussed his future with Red Bull Racing ahead of the F1 Dutch GP. The Japanese driver swiftly replaced Liam Lawson at the senior Red Bull team two races into the 2025 F1 season. Tsunoda made his debut with Red Bull Racing at the 2025 Japanese GP. Unfortunately, Tsunoda has struggled with the car…

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Perez: Cadillac F1 return as the Mexican poses alongside a Cadillac Lyriq
Sergio Perez stands with a Cadillac LYRIQ following F1 return announcement | Photo Credit: Cadillac

Perez: Cadillac F1 return “more coming back to enjoy the sport”

Six time Grand Prix winner Sergio Perez opens up ahead of his return to Formula 1 with Cadillac for the 2026 season. Following today’s announcement of Cadillac’s 2026 F1 driver lineup, a returning Sergio Perez discusses his decision to join the new team. Set to partner Valtteri Bottas, also enduring a year out, Perez reflected…

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Yuki Tsunoda at the 2025 F1 Hungarian Grand Prix
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Tsunoda argues F1 comparisons with Verstappen are unfair

Yuki Tsunoda believes that it’s not fair to compare himself to Red Bull F1 teammate and reigning World Champion Max Verstappen, stating that direct comparisons can’t be made since they don’t have the same car. Tsunoda: “I’m just focused on myself” Tsunoda was promoted up to the Red Bull seat alongside Verstappen after former driver…

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Yuki Tsunoda at the 2025 F1 Hungarian GP
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Tsunoda proud of reducing gap to Verstappen following tricky F1 Hungarian GP

Yuki Tsunoda recorded positive progress in closing the gap between himself and teammate Max Verstappen, despite a difficult F1 Hungarian GP weekend for the team. Tsunoda finished in 17th in Sunday’s race, having been knocked out in Q1 of qualifying on Saturday. He picked up new power unit components ahead of the race, and so…

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Laurent Mekies, Red Bull Racing's Team Principal, at the pit wall during the F1 Hungarian GP
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Mekies confident RB21 issues during F1 Hungarian GP weekend a one-off

In his second round since taking the reins as Team Principal, Laurent Mekies faced lots of questions after Red Bull’s disastrous F1 Hungarian GP. While last week’s Belgium GP had Max Verstappen finish P4, just out of the podium spots, the Hungaroring performance was a complete turnaround. His teammate, Yuki Tsunoda, struggled terribly as well,…

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Ahead of the Qualifying this afternoon, see who topped the charts in the 2025 F1 FP3 Hungarian GP session. Full report here.
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F1 | FP3 | Hungarian GP | Piastri leads McLaren 1-2 ahead of Leclerc

Yesterday saw McLaren’s Lando Norris set the pace during Friday’s second practice session at the Hungaroring, leading the way from Oscar Piastri in P2. Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc rounded out the top 3. Now, the F1 grid takes to FP3 at the Hungarian GP, marking the final session before Qualifying this afternoon. McLaren were the only…

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Max Verstappen and Yuki Tsunoda at the 2025 F1 Hungarian Grand Prix
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Verstappen and Tsunoda hopeful for progress after difficult Friday at F1 Hungarian GP

Friday at the F1 Hungarian GP was not an easy one for Red Bull, with both drivers Max Verstappen and Yuki Tsunoda struggling to keep up with their main rivals. Verstappen, who finished P9 and P14 in the first and second practice sessions respectively, described the day as “quite bad”, citing balance issues with his…

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