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Yuki Tsunoda doesn’t want to make any “high expectations’ of catching Aston Martin in terms of performance, amid the upgraded spec RB machine being introduced for this weekend’s Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix. The Faenza-based RB outfit sits sixth in the Constructors’ standings with 28 points, 21 clear of seventh-placed Haas and 30 back from […]
The Faenza-based RB team is currently in sixth place in the Constructors’ standings, holding 28 points, which is a solid 21 points ahead of seventh-placed Haas and 30 points behind fifth-placed Aston Martin. Aston Martin has been facing challenges in the development race, unlike RB, which had a strong finish last season without development issues. RB is introducing a revised floor, bodywork, and rear wing this weekend, aiming to close the gap on their Silverstone-based competitors. Both Yuki Tsunoda and RB Technical Director Joey Egginton are optimistic about the upgrades, expecting improvements in aerodynamic load and performance. Tsunoda highlighted the importance of excelling in high-speed corners for the upcoming races in Barcelona, the Red Bull Ring, and Silverstone, areas where the team aims to focus their development efforts.
