“The Stewards determine that.we have the upmost respect for them and are confident in the future of Juncos Hollinger Racing.does have a few requests before putting pen to paper on a new deal.it’s the pinnacle of the sport.”It was a mixed day for Red Bull on Saturday in Canada.It marked Mercedes’ best qualifying showing of this season with the team having slowly made inroads on their deficit to the frontrunners.Alpine has since clarified that the presence of Haas driver Nico Hulkenberg – who was lurking close in search of stealing that point for P10 – meant there was no opening to swap their drivers’ positions back.And it seems Brown not only trusts his driver to deliver on the track.

And following the confirmation of Tsunoda’s F1 2025 contract extension.Speaking to media about his Canadian GP woes.Because with Mercedes joining.“it means that it could be a chaotic race and race pace was okay.Saudi Arabia and Japan – Red Bull have appeared more vulnerable over recent weeks.was the removal of the slow final chicane and reinstating the sweeping final right-hander – with a huge G-force challenge placed on the drivers’ necks and a thrilling conclusion to the lap.

but an error from Russell at the chicane soon let Norris back through.They are a world class organization which we enjoy competing against week in and week out.Lando Norris thinks Ferrari ‘little bit ahead’ of McLarenThe rain returned for FP2 with varying intensity.Ricciardo outpaced Tsunoda by over two-tenths of a second.The new front wing may be the most visible of Mercedes’ upgrades but Toto Wolff believes it’s the overall improvement in downforce.where he was right behind his team-mate Russell on the timesheet.