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Yuki Tsunoda hit a new low in the British Grand Prix, by matching an unwanted Red Bull record.
Yuki Tsunoda has equaled a 16-year-old Red Bull record by going five grands prix without scoring a point, matching Mark Webber from 2009. The Japanese driver has had a challenging start at Red Bull since his promotion before the Japanese Grand Prix. Out of the 10 grands prix he’s participated in for Red Bull, he has only accumulated seven points. Tsunoda’s last top 10 finish was in Imola, where he came in 10th, while facing elimination in Q1 in three of the last six races. Despite replacing Liam Lawson, Tsunoda hasn’t resolved Red Bull’s second driver issues, with Stake F1 outscoring them in the last four races. Although Red Bull’s Helmut Marko stated there won’t be another driver change, it’s uncertain how long the team can endure Tsunoda’s difficulties.
