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Super impressive from Yuki. Lawson's struggles will continue. I never understood the false claims that Lawson matched Yuki's performance in past drives. Absolute nonsense. Now Yuki is showing Red Bull that they made the wrong decision.04-04-2025 08:16
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I am a Yuki fan and want to see him do well. Yuki is the one who should have been promoted in the first place. Lawson was treated harshly but he still has a drive with the Racing Bulls so he has a chance to redeem himself. I have never seen such a bad start by a Red Bull driver. The 3 consecutive last place qualifying results says volumes and Red Bull can't afford to wait around in regards to the constructor's championship. Go Yuki!03-04-2025 16:58
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Oh no, another great driver who thinks Max is one of the elite. Prost, Icxk, Andretti, Coultard, Stewart and many others preceded Vettel in claiming Max is great. How will Legend rationalize this?30-03-2025 23:35
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Well said. I notice Lewis was not in that list. I would concur with that omission.29-03-2025 08:43
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Really not surprising or undeserved that he got removed from Red Bull. Red Bull has no time to spare in the constructors championship and I have never seen such a poor opening performance from any driver in the Red Bull stables. Qualifying in last place for 3 separates races while not finishing in the first race. It is sad for sure but deserved even after 2 events. Dead last 3 times is a deficit I have never seen. Tsunoda is genuinely fast and has matured. Lawson never should have been given the seat over Yuki in the first place, that was the mistake.28-03-2025 08:11
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He is not necessarily saying off track but wide enough to make it difficult. All of these tactics are very old. I watched Senna use the most brutal tactics. On track, Prost was a saint compared to Senna. Mansell did the same stuff as did Schumacher, Yes, push them wide!27-03-2025 06:04
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Yes, that is what is not being mentioned here. Though the conditions were quite pressured with difficult circumstances of a car problem, rain, and track unfamiliarity, the fact that Lawson did so massively poorly is what triggered this situation. Lawson qualified in absolute last place on multiple occasions and made no real inroads during the 2 races or sprint. I have not seen any new driver performance that I recall at Red Bull or the sister team as bad as that.27-03-2025 14:14
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Can't reach Q2 in 11 races! Good point. Lawson has never shown any glimpse of speed, yet some people say Lawson matched Tsunoda's performance more or less. Lawson has never shown to be a match for Yuki. I simply could not believe that anyone thought Lawson was a better candidate than Yuki. Just crazy.23-03-2025 18:27
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Cars are not designed around drivers. Various notable designers like Aldo Costa have addressed this. It may be that the base setup they used is derived from Max's input and the teammate inherits that. More likely, the RB21 is unstable and unpredictable and Max is better able to handle it. For example, ask Adrian Newey if he designs the Red Bull aerodynamic package around Max Verstappen. You know the answer.23-03-2025 18:17
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His mistake in Abu Dhabi usually is overlooked. It was an area of weakness I saw when Lewis dealt with Max or other drivers in recent years. I felt his strength of defense and to some degree his awareness in those situations was a weakness. It was nice to see him execute a smooth and efficient positioning of his car at the start of the sprint with complete awareness of Max's tendencies. Overall, my comment was a compliment.23-03-2025 04:37