US EditionRed Bull F1 Boss Helmut Marko Makes Bold Promise About New Driver Yuki Tsunoda
- Yuki Tsunoda expressed his excitement about racing for Red Bull at the Japanese Grand Prix, stating that it felt "unreal" and thanked everyone for their support.
- Tsunoda has targeted a podium finish, saying, "I want to finish on the podium at this Japanese Grand Prix."
- Red Bull made a rapid decision to replace Liam Lawson with Tsunoda, who now races alongside Max Verstappen after Lawson's underperformance.
- Tsunoda's experience includes 89 races, with 26 top-10 finishes and no podiums prior to this season.
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Tsunoda targets podium finish in Japan after Red Bull move
Yuki Tsunoda has targeted a podium finish at his home Japanese Grand Prix this weekend after his "unreal" promotion to the Red Bull team in place of the axed Liam Lawson. Tsunoda will race alongside four-time world champion Max Verstappen after Red Bull ruthlessly pulled the plug on underperforming New…
Mark Webber explains how Eddie Jordan would have reacted to brutal Liam Lawson axing
Liam Lawson was dropped by Red Bull on Thursday (Picture: Getty) Mark Webber says he’s confident Eddie Jordan would have understood Red Bull’s brutal call to demote Liam Lawson just two races into the Formula One season. Red Bull shocked the world of F1 on Thursday as they announced their decision to drop Lawson for Yuki Tsunoda with immediate effect after a wretched few weeks for the 23-year-old New Zealander. Having initially been selected ove…
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