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    Home - F1 - Red Bull’s Helmut Marko insists Yuki Tsunoda will see out the whole season
    F1 Updated:March 30, 2025

    Red Bull’s Helmut Marko insists Yuki Tsunoda will see out the whole season

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    Red Bull’s Helmut Marko insists Yuki Tsunoda will see out the whole season

    Tsunoda Set for Full Season with Red Bull Despite Controversy

    Red Bull adviser Helmut Marko has confirmed that Yuki Tsunoda will complete the entire 2023 Formula 1 season after his unexpected promotion to replace Liam Lawson. Tsunoda’s elevation comes as a surprise following Lawson’s lacklustre performances in his first two outings as Max Verstappen’s teammate, with the Japanese driver set to make his debut for Red Bull at the Japanese Grand Prix.

    Tsunoda’s Promotion: A Bold Move by Red Bull

    Tsunoda’s rise from the junior team, racing as one of the Racing Bulls, highlights Red Bull’s strategic shift amid growing pressures in the competitive Formula 1 landscape. Lawson’s quick demotion has sparked debate within racing circles, with whispers of inconsistency raising eyebrows.

    Marko’s Assurance on Tsunoda’s Future

    Marko has firmly dismissed the possibility of another change during the season, stating, "Yuki Tsunoda will finish the season," thus assuring fans and supporters of stability amid recent turmoil. This steadfast declaration can be seen as both a vote of confidence in Tsunoda and a response to the heightened scrutiny surrounding Lawson’s short tenure.

    Verstappen’s Reaction and Team Dynamics

    The swift move to replace Lawson has not been without controversy, especially as Verstappen openly expressed his discontent regarding the decision, liking a social media post that questioned the rationale behind Lawson’s abrupt exit. Marko acknowledged this unrest, hinting at the delicacies surrounding team morale and dynamics when making such pivotal decisions.

    Tsunoda’s Evolution: From Criticism to Opportunity

    Reflecting on Tsunoda’s career, Marko noted the driver’s progression since joining the Red Bull family. "Yuki has undergone a transformation," said Marko, pointing to Tsunoda’s revamped management and improved performance. While initially perceived as a driver struggling with technical feedback and car setup, recent simulator sessions—including evaluations after the Chinese Grand Prix—have painted a different narrative.

    Positive Developments Leading to Tsunoda’s Selection

    Marko’s decision to promote Tsunoda was grounded in a series of positive assessments from the simulator, which illustrated the driver’s growth and commitment to refining his craft. "We had to act quickly," he commented, emphasizing the urgency after Lawson’s struggles. This decisive action underscores Red Bull’s willingness to gamble on Tsunoda’s newfound form, showcasing the team’s commitment to ensuring a competitive edge in the remaining races of the season.

    As Tsunoda prepares for his pivotal home race at the Japanese Grand Prix, all eyes will be on how he integrates into the team’s setup alongside Verstappen. The spotlight is not just on his performance, but also on how he responds to the weight of expectations that come with driving for one of F1’s leading teams.

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