Yuki Tsunoda's Participation in the Italian GP Has Been Confirmed, Signaling a Full Return to F1, but There Are "No Vacancies" for Next Season's Seats.
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Racing Bulls will introduce new aerodynamic updates for the 2026 F1 Italian Grand Prix, the 13th race of the season. Monza is the team's home race, and Yuki Tsunoda will continue to drive the car in place of Isaac Hadjar, who is recovering from a left wrist injury. Chief Technical Officer Tim Goss highly praised Tsunoda's adaptability, who made a surprise return to Racing Bulls at the previous Dutch Grand Prix, and expressed confidence that he w…
F1 Red Bull will be without injured Isaac Hajar (France) for the Italian Grand Prix (race on the 6th), with sister team Racing Bulls' Liam Lawson (New Zealand) taking his place...
Japanese driver Yuki Tsunoda (26), who made his return to F1 after an eight-month absence at the Dutch Grand Prix, has been confirmed to compete in the next race, the Italian Grand Prix, which begins tomorrow, November 4th, Japan time, and social media is flooded with joyous comments. This season, Tsunoda has served as a reserve driver for both Red Bull and Racing Bulls, but due to Red Bull's Isaac Hadjar suffering a wrist injury, Liam Lawson of…
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