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When Doohan entered the high-speed Turn 1 with the DRS flap open, it made the rear of the car really excited to become the front of the car.
From The New York Times
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner admitted the team may have expected too much from Lawson too soon.
From Newsweek
Lawson mentioned that the VCARB02 has a “wider operating window” than the Red Bull car, essentially confirming what everyone in the paddock already suspected.
From Yahoo! Sports
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GPFans on MSNF1 Qualifying Results: McLaren DENIED pole at Japanese Grand Prix as Yuki Tsunoda beaten by Liam LawsonUse 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 content measurement, audience insights and product development. List of Partners (vendors)
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Formula 1 hits the legendary Suzuka circuit for round three of 2025 this weekend. And after a week away, this weekend could really show us the pecking order for
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GPblog on MSNF1 Today | Verstappen doesn't feel sorry for Checo, Villeneuve sees a pivotal TsunodaThat's Friday at Suzuka done for Formula One, and so it's time for GPblog's round up, F1 Today. F1 driver Yuki Tsunoda needs to prove Red Bull Racing they should keep him, thinks Jacques Villeneuve. According to the Canadian world champion,
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Inquirer Sports on MSNF1: Max Verstappen conjures up stunning pole lap at SuzukaSUZUKA, Japan–World champion Max Verstappen took pole position for the Japanese Grand Prix on Saturday, stunning the McLarens with a late flying lap to lock up top spot on the grid for the fourth year in a row at Suzuka.
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PlanetF1 on MSNFranz Tost’s emphatic ‘not in 100 years’ Lawson and Tsunoda predictionFormer AlphaTauri boss Franz Tost has claimed Liam Lawson's natural ability doesn't compare to Yuki Tsunoda's.
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Yardbarker on MSNTsunoda: RB21 more 'different than expected' to the simulatorYuki Tsunoda got up to speed relatively quickly in his first official session as a Red Bull driver. The 24-year-old went 6th fastest in FP1, setting a very clean lap to finish only a tenth behind Max Verstappen.
Liam Lawson, tapped by the team to replace Sergio Pérez, was out and Yuki Tsunoda, passed over initially by the team to replace Pérez, was in. That move sparked a debate throughout the Formula 1 world regarding how Red Bull continues to handle their second driver.