FIA stewards have determined that Red Bull Racing driver Yuki Tsunoda netted a 10-place grid penalty in Canada for a red flag infringement.

Juan Pablo Montoya brought up a very remarkable analysis in the MontoyAS podcast. The former F1 driver outlined a scenario in which Yuki Tsunoda would be no less a competitor for Max Verstappen. According to Montoya,

Red Bull F1 driver Yuki Tsunoda has not had the best of times being Max Verstappen's teammate and has been warned that improvements are needed at the Canadian GP 2025.

Back onto the same spec RB21 parts as Max Verstappen, Helmut Marko has told Yuki Tsunoda that “everything is hard”, but the time has come to score big points for Red Bull. Tsunoda joined Red Bull ahead of round three of the F1 2025 championship,

Red Bull technical director Pierre Wache knows that Max Verstappen is 'our main asset' and that means no prospect of changing the car so that it is easier for Yuki Tsunoda to drive

Red Bull’s Yuki Tsunoda went back-to-back weekends outside the points column at the Spanish Grand Prix, finishing 13th for the second consecutive race. His weekend started roughly before the lights even dropped.

It comes amid suggestions that the French-Algerian rookie could replace the underperforming Yuki Tsunoda. Isack Hadjar to replace Yuki Tsunoda at Red Bull? Hadjar has made an impr

Yuki Tsunoda has so far failed to make a truly good impression at Red Bull Racing. In all races so far, he has been far off Max Verstappen's pace in both qualifying sessions as well as in the races, but there was always a reason.

When Yuki Tsunoda first made the step up to Red Bull, he showed some encouraging signs of pace A poor strategy from Red Bull in Japan qualifying prevented him from making Q3 and competing for points – but his speed (in the context of having spent no time in the car) was solid.

Yuki Tsunoda is leaving no stone unturned ahead of a crucial moment in his Formula 1 career this weekend in Montreal.