F1: Tsunoda praises performance in the Netherlands and sends a message to the bosses: “They should call me”

F1: Tsunoda praises performance in the Netherlands and sends a message to the bosses: "They should call me"

Yuki Tsunoda spoke about his return to Formula 1 at least for this Sunday’s (23) Dutch GP, giving a positive assessment of the weekend defending Racing Bulls.

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The Japanese was called up to take Liam Lawson’s spot in Zandvoort, who was summoned to replace Isack Hadjar at Red Bull after the Frenchman suffered a wrist injury – Yuki is the reserve after being left without a seat in the 2026 season.

F1: Tsunoda praises performance in the Netherlands and sends a message to the bosses: "They should call me"
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Speaking about his performance, Tsunoda showed satisfaction with how quickly he adapted to the new car. “Honestly, I think I managed to improve faster than I expected. I only drove four times in the eight months since the last race in Abu Dhabi; so, considering that, I did very well,” he said.

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Yuki Tsunoda (JPN) Racing Bulls Formula One Team VCARB 03 Reserve Driver.

“I thank Red Bull for keeping me sharp with the simulator and everything else. But, certainly, I really enjoyed the experience as a whole. I think I gave 100% of what was possible at my current stage. I think I performed very well,” he continued.

“I think the overall balance was positive, as well as the performance I showed. Now, it’s up to my manager and the teams that have not yet finalized their line-ups for the future to decide if they want to hire me or not, but they should. They should call me,” he concluded.

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F1: Tsunoda praises performance in the Netherlands and sends a message to the bosses: "They should call me"
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