Tsunoda looks the big loser of Red Bull's F1 reshuffle

Alan Baldwin - Reuters - 20/12
Yuki Tsunoda will represent experience and continuity at Racing Bulls next year but, passed over for promotion, the Japanese looks to be running out of road at the Red Bull-owned Formula One team.
LONDON, Dec 20 (Reuters) - Yuki Tsunoda will represent experience and continuity at Racing Bulls next year but, passed over for promotion, the Japanese looks to be running out of road at the Red Bull-owned Formula One team.
A flurry of Red Bull announcements culminated on Friday with 20-year-old Isack Hadjar confirmed as Tsunoda's teammate.
The Frenchman takes the seat vacated by New Zealander Liam Lawson, who joins four times champion Max Verstappen at the main team after Mexican Sergio Perez was dropped.
Tsunoda, 24, will be starting his fifth year with the team previously known as AlphaTauri and RB and has close ties to Red Bull's engine partners Honda.
The Japanese manufacturer is leaving Red Bull at the end of 2025, however, to work with Aston Martin.
"We're acutely aware that if we're not able to provide an opportunity for Yuki (at Red Bull) in all honesty this year, does it (keeping him on) make sense?," Red Bull team boss Christian Horner told reporters.
"You ca...
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