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Red Bull 'to rip up Yuki Tsunoda contract' in Max Verstappen to Mercedes twist
He is the latest in a long line of Red Bull second-seat victims, following in the footsteps of Pierre Gasly, Alex Albon, Sergio Perez and his predecessor, Liam Lawson. According to a GPblog report, the decision has already been made to terminate Tsunoda’s contract at the end of the season, although he will remain in place until then.
After Liam Lawson's departure was quickly expedited, Yuki Tsunoda was seen as the best possible candidate to take up the ...
Tsunoda is currently enjoying some time away from the cut and thrust of F1, as the sport takes a mini break before arriving ...
Tsunoda now faces the daunting task of overhauling his form at the British Grand Prix. The Kanagawa-born racer was replaced ...
Red Bull’s Helmut Marko has expressed optimism about Yuki Tsunoda’s development, noting a positive trend in his recent performances.
Yuki Tsunoda can start looking for a new employer for 2026, as he no longer needs to count on a seat at Red Bull Racing. Tsunoda had the opportunity at Red Bull, but it has never been a fair and ...
Red Bull has replaced Yuki Tsunoda with Arvid Lindblad for the first practice session at the British Grand Prix ...
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Yuki Tsunoda admits Red Bull NOT happy with his performanceRed Bull star Yuki Tsunoda has revealed that his performances with the F1 team so far this year have not done enough to ...
Red Bull senior advisor Helmut Marko gave his assessment of Yuki Tsunoda's qualifying performance after the driver was eliminated in Q1.
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