Racing Bulls ended the qualifying for the Dutch GP this Saturday (22) quite satisfied. Both Arvid Lindblad and Yuki Tsunoda praised the results achieved in this stage of Formula 1.
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Once again this season, the 2026 rookie managed to advance to Q3 and will start in tenth position, from the fifth row, alongside Brazilian Gabriel Bortoleto. “It’s very good to finish another Saturday in Q3. Zandvoort is a new track for me and I have enjoyed driving here since the beginning of the weekend. The qualifying was a solid session overall, although I am a bit frustrated with Q3,” he said.

“We found something on the preparation lap of the first attempt with used soft tires, but unfortunately we couldn’t repeat that on the final lap, as the rain arrived. Still, it’s a good starting position for tomorrow. I thank the team for the work done and for giving me a car that I can always drive at the limit during qualifying. It’s also good to see Yuki doing a great job and gaining pace. We are in a solid position for tomorrow; it will be important to make a good start and then we will go after points,” he continued.
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Meanwhile, Yuki, called up to replace Liam Lawson, who is racing for Red Bull in place of Isack Hadjar this weekend, was also happy to line up 12th. “I’m very happy with today’s result. It’s the first time I’ve actually been back in the car in eight months, and I enjoyed every minute.”
“During the session, I focused a lot on myself and the points I could improve; I really liked the process of finding the limit and understanding where I can push the pace. It would have been good to reach Q3, but the battle was extremely tight at the end of qualifying. We are very close to the points zone for tomorrow, so the goal is to push as hard as possible, take every opportunity, and enjoy the experience to the fullest,” he added.
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