Yuki Tsunoda finally got his chance at the Red Bull main team after four full seasons and two races with the junior squad. But the challenge is proving to be difficult, with stand-out performances still missing. A mere 12th place in Japan, two points in Bahrain and a first-lap crash in Jeddah are not results a Red Bull driver can be proud of. Yet, Tsunoda has at least shown more promise than Liam Lawson did, avoiding Q1 eliminations and reaching Q3 twice.
Is that enough evidence that Red Bull made the right call by swapping Lawson for him? Our international panel of experts have their say.
