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Yuki Tsunoda Defies Red Bull’s Unruly Car: Can He Conquer F1’s Toughest Challenge?

Arthur Ling by Arthur Ling
April 2, 2025
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IMOLA, ITALY - FEBRUARY 19: Yuki Tsunoda at Visa Cash App RB Filming Day at Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari on February 19, 2025 in Imola, Italy. (Photo by Guido De Bortoli/Getty Images) // Getty Images / Red Bull Content Pool // SI202502250451 // Usage for editorial use only //

Yuki Tsunoda’s Bold Claim: Ready to Conquer Red Bull’s F1 Beast

Red Bull’s newest driver, Yuki Tsunoda, is not shying away from the challenge of taming the unruly Red Bull Formula 1 car. Despite the car’s reputation for being tricky to handle, Tsunoda is confident in his abilities to adapt and succeed where others have struggled.

Tsunoda’s promotion to the Red Bull main team comes after his impressive performances with the Racing Bulls, while his predecessor, Liam Lawson, failed to make an impact. The Japanese driver acknowledges the unique characteristics of the RB21 machine but remains unfazed, stating, “Rather than it being an extremely difficult car, I felt that the set-up philosophy was completely different.”

Previous Red Bull drivers like Pierre Gasly, Alexander Albon, and Sergio Perez have all faced challenges with the car’s setup, emphasizing the need for a specific driving style due to its oversteer tendencies. However, Tsunoda, known for his love of aggressively turning cars, is optimistic about his prospects with Red Bull, citing his past experiences in adapting to different setups.

While Tsunoda acknowledges the difficulty of a midseason switch, he sets realistic goals for himself, aiming to perform well at the upcoming race in Suzuka. Despite the pressure, Tsunoda remains focused on understanding the car and maximizing its potential within the limited practice time available.

With aspirations of becoming Japan’s first Grand Prix winner, Tsunoda understands the importance of extracting the car’s full potential. His goal for the Japanese Grand Prix is clear: to secure a top 10 finish and make his mark on the F1 circuit.

As Tsunoda gears up for the challenges ahead, his determination and confidence in his abilities make him a driver to watch in the upcoming races. Will he be able to conquer the Red Bull beast and carve his name in F1 history? Stay tuned for more adrenaline-pumping action on the track as Tsunoda takes on this daring new chapter in his racing career.

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