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Red Bull point out what "everybody noticed" about brutal F1 driver change
Some quarters also questioned Red Bull’s decision to sign Lawson for its senior team in the first place, given it had a far more experienced driver like Yuki Tsunoda waiting in the wings. Horner has now defended the decision to swap the seats, saying a return to Racing Bulls offers Lawson a chance to continue his development in F1.
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Yuki Tsunoda’s "positive energy" moving Red Bull in “a good direction”Yuki Tsunoda's private test for Red Bull at Silverstone was hit by poor weather, but the team was nonetheless impressed by ...
According to the FIA's car presentation list, the Austrian team have brought two new parts to the state of Florida, both to ...
The Miami Grand Prix is used to hosting plenty of star power, and this year won't be any different as it welcomes DJ Khaled ...
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Yuki Tsunoda needs more time to find the limit of Red Bull's 2025 F1 carRed Bull arranged an extra test session for Yuki Tsunoda ahead of the Miami Grand Prix, but he says he still needs more time ...
Yuki Tsunoda failed to make it past SQ1 in Miami. The Japanese F1 driver blames 'an intelligent car' and Red Bull Racing for ...
MAX VERSTAPPEN has revealed the blueprint to break the daunting curse of being his Formula One team-mate. Verstappen, 27, is ...
Sebastian Vettel has responded to Helmut Marko’s suggestion that he could be the ideal successor to Marko’s role at Red Bull ...
The Australian stepped away from his driving career following last year's Singapore Grand Prix. Since then, he's concentrated ...
Zak Brown took advantage of his first home Grand Prix in the 2025 Formula 1 season in Miami. The American SEO took a jab at ...
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