F1 Q&A: McLaren, Piastri, Norris, Verstappen, Leclerc, Tsunoda, Red Bull and Ford

Yuki Tsuno is coming out of a racing seat next season? The only hope, when they are the Honda Works team, looks like a reserve with Aston Martin. – Nick

Tsunoda is not yet out of a seat, but the clock is definitely points to.

After the Italian Grand Prix, Red Bull Team Manager Laurent Mekies said he was willing not to criticize Tsunoda too much, and then damaged the ground after a conflict with Liam Lawson.

However, Mekies acknowledged that “to say that we have more work than the sufficiency than the sufficiency with Yuki”. And this tsunoda was 10th from his teammate Verstappen in the pole and he was qualified for 0.727 seconds.

Tsunoda did not have a new floor for Verstappen, but this does not explain the big gap.

I mean, it’s not exactly the bell.

Mekies said that after the Grand Prix of the Netherlands Grand Prix, Red Bull would take time to decide because there was no need to hurry.

However, it is clear that time is exhausted for the protection of Tsunoda’s case next year. And apparently, Isack Hadjar is at the main point to promot with the race bulls to that seat.

Another issue about the Red Taurus is seen that Red Bull has made progress in understanding his cars after a few very difficult races in Belgium and Hungary.

Verstappen came second in the Netherlands – if you take into account Norris’s retirement, it was a third third – and now won in Monza.

A rise in performance was expected due to circuit features, but not within this scope.

And it was not realized that this ascension coincided with Mekies’ feet under the table.

There were positive things to say about Verstappen’s new boss in Italy.

Verstappen, “So far with the installation of the car we have made a little left and right -right. He said.

He continued: “We didn’t understand exactly what we were going to do. Since Laurent has an engineering history, he asks the engineers the right questions-hemacled questions-so this works really well.”

Mekies himself said: “My only role is to make sure that it has been put in the right positions to express your talents.

Red Bull had a new floor in Monza, and unlike last year, they had designed a certain low -down force wing for the runway.

Mekies was reluctant to draw a lot of conclusions as to whether Red Bull’s advanced step will continue the following races.