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Nico Hulkenberg Faces Potential Disqualification from the 2025 Bahrain Grand Prix: Skid Thickness Issue Resurfaces
2025 Bahrain GP: Nico Hulkenberg faces potential disqualification due to skid thickness issue, similar to Lewis Hamilton's fate at the Chinese Grand Prix. Measurements below minimum requirement revealed in a technical report.
Yuki Tsunoda Reveals Challenges in Adapting to Red Bull RB21: “Like a Science Room with Lots of Chemicals”
Japanese driver Yuki Tsunoda shares struggles adapting Red Bull RB21 setup due to limited time and practice disruptions. Compares process to a science lab with unpredictable results. Aims for Q3 qualification, points in Bahrain GP.
Aiming for Max Verstappen’s Side Seat: Isack Hadjar’s Determined Pursuit
French rookie Isack Hadjar aims for Red Bull's elite ranks alongside Verstappen, despite challenges faced by previous teammates. Despite a crash on debut, Hadjar remains focused on proving himself.
Unpacking Yuki Tsunoda’s Performance Struggles at Japanese Grand Prix: A Look Ahead to Bahrain
Red Bull's Yuki Tsunoda struggled at Japanese GP, finishing 12th. Teammate Max Verstappen won. Pierre Gasly suggests a set-up decision may have hindered Tsunoda. In Bahrain, Tsunoda aims to improve understanding of tyre prep and work closely with team for better results.
Three Rising Stars Shine at Suzuka: Antonelli, Hadjar, and Bearman’s Impressive Debuts
18-year-old Antonelli, Hadjar, Bearman shine at Suzuka debuts. Antonelli leads, Hadjar 8th, Bearman scores 4th point. "Looking forward to exploring more" - Antonelli. "Perfectly executed race" - Hadjar. "Memorable weekend" - Bearman.
Don’t Miss Out on the Exciting Qualifying for the 2025 Japanese Grand Prix!
2025 Japanese Grand Prix Qualifying: Lando Norris leads, key driver changes at Red Bull and Ferrari. Watch on Sky Sports F1 (UK), ESPN (US), Fuji TV (Japan). Practice results available. Current standings: Lando Norris leads with 44 points, Max Verstappen second with 36 points. McLaren leads constructors with 78 points.
Unveiling the Surprising Performance Differences Between Racing Bulls and Red Bull: A Closer Look at FP1 and FP2
In Suzuka's practice sessions, Racing Bull's VCARB 02 outperformed Red Bull's RB21. Liam Lawson (P5) and Isack Hadjar (P3) showed promising lap times, while Verstappen was eighth. The gap suggests issues with Red Bull that need resolution.
Liam Lawson Enjoys Smooth Return to Racing Bulls at Suzuka After Harsh Demotion
New Zealand racer Liam Lawson feels at home with Racing Bulls after demotion, securing 5th in Suzuka FP2. Struggled with Red Bull's RB21, finds ease in VCARB 02. Team provides supportive environment to help him regain confidence. Looking forward to successful partnership.
Red Bull’s Driver Swap Decision: Tost’s Take on Tsunoda vs Lawson
Franz Tost prefers Yuki Tsunoda over Liam Lawson, stating Tsunoda is faster. Tost believes Tsunoda's speed and experience make him the right choice for Red Bull Racing alongside Verstappen. Tsunoda now faces the challenge to translate raw pace into consistency.
Rediscovering Talent: Laurent Mekies on Liam Lawson’s Return to Racing Bulls
Liam Lawson returns to Racing Bulls for Japanese Grand Prix; Team Principal Laurent Mekies optimistic about talent. Lawson's spirit remains high despite demotion, aiming to prove himself. Red Bull's decision to opt for Lawson over Tsunoda in 2025 was controversial, but both drivers received backing. Tsunoda ready for Red Bull, showing progress and dedication.
