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    Home - F1 - The Red Bull gamble which boosted Tsunoda in Belgian GP qualifying
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    The Red Bull gamble which boosted Tsunoda in Belgian GP qualifying

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    The Red Bull gamble which boosted Tsunoda in Belgian GP qualifying

    Tsunoda Thrills with Q3 Performance at Belgian GP After Red Bull Upgrade

    Yuki Tsunoda secured a remarkable seventh-place qualifying position at the Belgian Grand Prix, following a crucial upgrade to his car that reflects Red Bull’s renewed commitment to the Japanese driver’s Formula 1 campaign. This development comes amid ongoing struggles for Tsunoda, who has faced challenges since taking over the RB21 from Liam Lawson earlier this year.


    Red Bull’s Strategic Gamble

    In a bold decision ahead of qualifying, Red Bull Racing decided to equip Tsunoda’s car with the latest floor design. This move, while risky, aimed to close the performance gap between him and teammate Max Verstappen. Having only accumulated seven points across ten races, Tsunoda’s performance has not matched the team’s high expectations, especially as they currently sit fourth in the constructors’ championship.

    A Risk Worth Taking

    Despite concerns about potential damage in qualifying that could breach parc fermé regulations, the last-minute upgrade paid off. Tsunoda secured his best starting position in a Red Bull car, just three tenths behind Verstappen, marking a significant step forward for the driver as he prepares for his 100th grand prix.

    Tsunoda Reflects on His Performance

    “I was happy to have the upgrade,” Tsunoda stated after qualifying. He acknowledged the challenging adjustments that came with the new equipment, but expressed gratitude for the team’s effort. “It was a much more enjoyable session than previous races, big thanks to the team.”

    Building Momentum

    The Japanese driver feels that the recent upgrades are not just a temporary boost. “I do feel like I could’ve gone a bit further, but I know we have more bits coming,” he explained, indicating confidence in future performances. Tsunoda believes that the improvements will allow him to consistently score points moving forward.

    Praise from Red Bull Management

    Frédéric Vasseur, a key figure in Red Bull’s hierarchy, commented on Tsunoda’s promising performance. “For Yuki, it was a very, very good step forward through the weekend. Finishing in Q3 is sure to give him a much-needed confidence boost.”

    A Historic Moment for Tsunoda

    With the Belgian GP qualifying successfully behind him, Yuki Tsunoda leaves Spa-Francorchamps with renewed optimism. In a sport where every second counts, that extra push from Red Bull could prove vital as he aims to turn the tide in what has been a challenging season.

    Aiming for Points in the Race

    As he looks ahead to the race, Tsunoda hopes to convert his qualifying success into a strong points finish. “I just have to finish off with a nice points spot, which is the most important thing,” he concluded, emphasizing the significance of solidifying his position within the team.


    Stay tuned as Tsunoda looks to capitalise on this momentum in the upcoming race, showcasing the results of a crucial gamble from Red Bull Racing.

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