“I can’t understand why he isn’t part of the conversation for the second Red Bull seat"
Surprise has been expressed at the exclusion of Yuki Tsunoda as a viable option to replace Sergio Perez.Although his form has been strong enough to fend off some contenders for his seat, such as Daniel Ricciardo, he endured a miserable Monaco Grand Prix last weekend.
RB’s Tsunoda, meanwhile, is driving superbly but has never been majorly considered to replace Perez despite his team’s status as a Red Bull sister team. “I can’t understand why he isn’t part of the conversation for the second Red Bull seat,” F1 Nation podcast host Tom Clarkson said. Fox Sports Mexico journalist Diego Mejia replied: “I don’t think he understands either, why his name isn’t even brought up as a possible driver for Red Bull in the future.“Daniel was, at one point, one of the top drivers in F1. He’s getting beaten by Yuki on a consistent basis now.“We’ve only seen one episode of that. Which was understandable, when he was asked to move over for Daniel at the first race in Bahrain.
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