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Yuki Tsunoda has explained that a lack of "muscle memory" when it comes to learning the intricacies of the RB21 ...
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F1 driver Yuki Tsunoda uninjured after huge Grand Prix qualifier accident at ImolaFormula 1 driver Yuki Tsunoda was involved in a massive crash at the Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari in Imola, Italy on May 17. The Red Bull driver was hitting roughly 149mph when his vehicle spun out ...
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GPblog on MSNRed Bull team boss Horner swallows early defeat in title battle with McLaren as 'focus' shiftsRed Bull Team Principal Christian Horner has admitted that Red Bull is set to focus on the driver's championship for the ...
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GPFans on MSNRed Bull F1 boss Helmut Marko mocks own driver after costly mistakeUse precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access information on a device and to provide personalised ads and content, ad and ...
Red Bull believe that Tsunoda proving his progress has not stagnated and achieving stronger Grand Prix finishes is important to help Max Verstappen retain the F1 drivers’ championship for a fifth ...
The upcoming Monaco Grand Prix is historically unforgiving and leaves no room for error. A crash around the principality could end his weekend on the spot. Sky Sports F1’s Ted Kravitz believes that ...
McLaren were accused of using a mini-DRS after Oscar Piastri won the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, while Verstappen’s driving style was critiqued after being penalised twice in Mexico City for trying to ...
Tsunoda admitted he ‘tried to be a hero’ on his first flying lap in Q1 and it resulted in a high-speed crash. But Marc Surer feels the Japanese ace ‘still’ lacks confidence in Red Bull’s car, so he ...
McLaren felt forced to lock into a two-stop strategy early in the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix after Verstappen overtook Piastri to lead on Lap 1 at Imola. But stopping the Australian left him running in ...
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Autosport on MSNTribal and toxic social media sour F1 fandom, but what can be done?OPINION: Abuse directed at Jack Doohan and Yuki Tsunoda further underlines Formula 1's growing social media problem. But ...
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