Liam Lawson, the new 2025 Red Bull driver, has reduced his social media usage due to abuse from some Formula 1 fans of Sergio ...

Lawson was chosen over 24-year-old Japanese driver Yuki Tsunoda, who had raced for AlphaTauri (later renamed as RB) since 2021. This leaves the feeling that Tsunoda was overlooked, and Christian ...

Red Bull F1 team advisor Dr. Helmut Marko says Yuki Tsunoda ‘deserved’ a promotion to the senior team. So, why did he still ...

Visa Cash App Racing Bulls team principal Laurent Mekies took responsibility for failing to revive Daniel Ricciardo's F1 career during his stint with the team in 2023 and 2024.

LONDON – Yuki Tsunoda will represent experience and continuity at Racing Bulls next season but, passed over for promotion, he looks to be running out of road at the Red Bull-owned Formula One team.

Red Bull senior advisor Helmut Marko shared that he spoke with VCARB driver Yuki Tsunoda following the decision to select Liam Lawson for a 2025 promotion to Red Bull over him, revealing Tsunoda's ...

After ending Sergio Perez‘s contract prematurely, fans reckoned that Yuki Tsunoda would finally get a promotion that he had long eluded. However, within 24 hours of the announcement, this dream was ...

Yuki Tsunoda’s future has been left uncertain after missing out on the second Red Bull seat for the 2025 season. The Japanese driver was snubbed of the seat next to Max Verstappen at the Milton Keynes ...

Yuki Tsunoda will represent experience and continuity at Racing Bulls next year but, passed over for promotion, the Japanese looks to be running out of road at the Red Bull-owned Formula 1 team.

Yuki Tsunoda will represent experience and continuity at Racing Bulls next year but, passed over for promotion, the Japanese looks to be running out of road at the Red Bull-owned Formula One team.

The shockwaves from Liam Lawson’s promotion to Red Bull for the 2025 season have left the Formula 1 paddock buzzing—and raised serious questions about Yuki Tsunoda’s place in the Red Bull ecosystem.

Yuki Tsunoda will represent experience and continuity at Racing Bulls next year but, passed over for promotion, the Japanese looks to be running out of road at the Red Bull-owned Formula 1 team.