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Crash.net·Sep 20

Yuki Tsunoda details the “biggest mistake” he made as a Red Bull F1 driver

Yuki Tsunoda opens up about his struggles alongside Max Verstappen at Red Bull in 2025.

Planet F1·Sep 18

Yuki Tsunoda admits he still doesn’t understand why Red Bull went so wrong

Yuki Tsunoda has revealed just how difficult his final season with Red Bull became as he struggled both inside and outside the car.

Synthesis·Sep 17

Yuki Tsunoda's Tumultuous Journey with Red Bull in 2025

From promising talent to disappointing results, Tsunoda's season was a rollercoaster.

motorsportweek.com·Sep 17

Yuki Tsunoda offers explanation to 2025 F1 struggles with Red Bull

Yuki Tsunoda was axed by Red Bull after a hugely disappointing maiden season with the team during the 2025 F1 season.

RacingNews365·Sep 17

Yuki Tsunoda highlights 'ego' as light shed on Red Bull struggles

Yuki Tsunoda was dropped from Red Bull at the end of the 2025 campaign after a disappointing season.

motorsport.com·Sep 17

Yuki Tsunoda reveals why he failed to master Red Bull’s F1 car in 2025

It seems almost unfathomable for a title contender's team-mate to end up 17th in the Formula 1 drivers’ standings, yet that’s what happened to Yuki Tsunoda alongside Max Verstappen at Red Bull in 2025. In a way, it was unprecedented – the closest modern example perhaps was Felipe Massa lying a lowly 16th eight rounds into the 2012 season while Ferrari team-mate Fernando Alonso ...Keep reading

motorsport.com·Sep 16

“I’m not enjoying life” – How Yuki Tsunoda’s Red Bull F1 stint “exhausted” him

In the pre-2026 Formula 1 eras, Red Bull’s second seat made quite a few casualties. Pierre Gasly, Alexander Albon, Sergio Perez, Liam Lawson. All of them struggled – and eventually failed – to match team-mate Max Verstappen’s performance, regardless of their multifarious stint lengths, and it sometimes took a toll on their mental health. Perez got four years alongside Verstappen ...Keep reading

motorsport.com·Sep 15

Red Bull on Hadjar’s injury: “There is nothing wrong with Isack’s recovery”

Red Bull team principal Laurent Mekies says Isack Hadjar’s recovery from injury is on target, despite the Frenchman having missed the last three Formula 1 grands prix. Hadjar injured his wrist in training during the summer break and has since been replaced by Liam Lawson, with reserve driver Yuki Tsunoda standing in at Racing Bulls. Interaction with seven-time MotoGP world champion Marc ...Keep reading

RacingNews365·Sep 14

Racing Bulls respond to Audi appeal as Yuki Tsunoda faces jeopardy

Racing Bulls boss Alan Permane is looking forward to a second trip to Paris after Audi appealed the stewards' decision not to penalise Yuki Tsunoda at Monza.

motorsportweek.com·Sep 11

Gabriel Bortoleto confirms Audi rationale for Monza Racing Bulls appeal

Gabriel Bortoleto has confirmed the rationale by Audi for appealing the decision not to penalise Yuki Tsunoda for being out of place on the grid at the F1 Italian GP.

motorsport.com·Sep 11

“I f***ed up quite a lot”: How Yuki Tsunoda discovered the complexity of F1 2026 at Monza

Yuki Tsunoda has another roll of the Formula 1 dice this weekend in Madrid, standing in at Racing Bulls for Liam Lawson, who is getting another outing at Red Bull racing in place of the injured Isack Hadjar. The new track will be another stern challenge for Tsuonda, who hadn’t experienced the latest-generation cars outside of the simulator before he stepped in at the Dutch Grand Prix. That ...Keep reading

RacingNews365·Sep 10