Yuki Tsunoda - Red Bull (P10) 6.5/10
The likeable Japanese star turned heads for all the wrong reasons with a massive qualifying crash, admitting to getting ahead of his understanding of set-up changes on his RB21. Starting from the pitlane, his one-stop recovery to 10th was tenacious, earning a precious point. But writing off a car with Red Bull’s shiny new floor? That’s a costly oopsie, especially with spare parts now tighter than his race suit. Here’s hoping for cleaner weekends ahead, Yuki—you’ve got the talent!
Isack Hadjar – Racing Bulls (P9) 7/10
Hadjar’s quietly building a very solid rookie resume. Starting ninth, he lost ground early but played the long game in the first stint, banking on the VSC. The second half was a gritty hang-on-for-dear-life effort, landing him P9 and a fourth points finish of 2025. Not flashy, but Hadjar’s consistency is starting to turn heads.
