😢Yuki will not be in Mexico this weekend 😢I’m sad
“¿A qué piloto elegirías para enseñarle México?”
Checo: “Yuki! Él es fanático de la comida y todo, entonces yo creo que él va a estar muy contento de estar en México.” 🥹🫶🏼
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So, it shows up in Lauren’s dump.😎
I was guessing whether it would be in Lauren’s or in Isack’s dump.
Our jacked photographer.
How could we go into Mexico Week without revisiting this iconic moment? 😘
I don’t have the source of this photo, it’s from oomf. Tsustappen fans please help me find it🙏
Is this before Isack comes to Max’s garage to find Yuki? Why 3322 both sit on the car?
See the group at the back. It’s a garage 3 thing, not a whole Red Bull team thing. It’s so weird that #he sits there. Normally he would never willing to be at center if he doesn’t think he should be there.🧐
And drivers sitting in the car for shooting is not a daily thing.🧐
notgnilrub retweeted
Bearman already openly says that if he doesn’t get that seat in time (28?29?), he wanna leave.
So, if Ferrari and Haas don’t get the proper option they want in the contract, they could do the same “thing” they did for these years when needed, but on opposite direction. 😈
Replying to @alouderll30
He wants a 1+1 plus option on his had and a fat check. That’s just too much.
notgnilrub retweeted
One year on from this unforgettable moment. Yuki Tsunoda took to the wheel of the RA272, at the 2025 Mexican Grand Prix, driving the machine 60 years on from Honda's first victory in F1 🇲🇽
又來了
你並沒有並排好嗎
Ollie Bearman: “After the VSC, I managed to get a good launch and good battery level, because I caught the two cars in front of me very quickly. It made Pierre go defensive into Turn 12, and at Turn 13, I sent one up the inside, and to be honest, he saw me as he left space but to me, it didn’t feel enough. He gave space, but only half a car's worth, and I was committed, so we made a bit of contact – I picked up a huge amount of damage on my car, and I probably damaged his car as well. It was a shame as I felt like I was massively penalised anyway, as the damage ruined my race, and on top of that I picked up the penalty. In my view, it was a racing incident.
I sent a move and felt entitled to more space than I got, I didn’t lose control, and I had to climb up the kerb to try and avoid contact. I don’t regret going for the move because at this stage in the season, if we don’t do anything special and get a bit lucky and be aggressive and go for it, we’re just not going to score points as we’re not always fast enough to score them on merit.” #USGP #HaasF1 #F1





















