Actually Ferrari has had many flaws over the past few years but one thing they do well is to let their driver race each other. RB have more of a recent tradition of team orders
This behaviour might diviate attention from the true problem, the team to his inmaturity. He was fighting for points in 10th place, but due to the strategy, he dropped positions with each pit stop, ultimately finishing 13th. In fact, he was never overtaken except for team orders. Furthermore, the team has been repeating the same mistakes every race. The real issue lies with team itself. What a shame.
I don’t think, even with the best strategy, any of Zhou, Magnussen or Tsunoda would’ve beaten Stroll for 10th, the gap between the top 5 teams and the others is too big
@@fiarandompenaltygeneratorm5044Sure. He had a better quali, had a better race. Got a worst strategy, was still in front os Daniel and need to give a position to him. In the end of the year everyone will not remember this anymore and will say that Daniel just finished ahead of Yuki...
@@anaayoung9142- Again, why is the fuck is Yuki taking it out on Daniel when it's the team that fucked him over? No reasonable person is saying that Yuki doesn't have a right to be angry but it makes zero sense to take it out on the guy who didn't even call for the swap in the first place.
@@rjharikumar6555probably just for the fact he went along with it, shows some sign of agreement to such a pointless task. Completely unprofessional, and the team is still directly to blame more than either driver. But whys ricciardo taking someone else's position, when there's not even points to be gained? And then when he failed to take the haas he didn't even let him retake his position
yeah it seems like that, but at the same time ricciardo may have had the pace and rb as a team were right to try something new - despite the points being out of reach. yuki's disobeying was a bit too harsh imo and the behaviour after the race just stupid, weird/stupid team call is a team call i guess although i see your point :)
@@nathandrums0 Doesn't matter if Yuki was ahead of Danny or vice versa. It's a manufactured result. For Yuki it's a big deal for him to outperform Danny, a multiple race winner. So for him to be asked to step aside for something that doesn't even benefit the team just didn't make sense to him
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in case of a safety car it could mean a lot on restart.
@@EthanRomtheres no such thing as "manufactured" result. Theyre a TEAM. Theyre supposed to help eachother out for the sake of getting the best result possible.
@@dylanallahar5711The team never said he had to, and it wasn’t even for points so it wouldn’t have changed anything. Say Magnussen locks up in the final corner and wasted an opportunity to get past. Is Schumacher a terrible person for not refusing to get passed Barrichello in Austria in 2001 and 2002? If Yuki locks up more than expected, he crashes into Daniel. If Yuki locks up more than expected, he crashes into his teammate after the race ended…. Call me a Ricciardo fan account all you want.
@@Dan-cc8wrExactly. Everyone saying how he was .5 close to kmag doesn't realize he was doing that for too many laps and couldn't make the pass. Ric was better equipped to do it and at the end of the day it was team orders. If he wants to act like a child then so be it lol
Прорив Сайнса теж веселим був. А насправді я у середині гонки непомітно заснув... Таке зі мною вперше за всі роки переглядів, хоча я є фанатом Ферстаппена 😊
What race? To call F1 a race is an insult to real races. It’s a mechanical showcase. Built to advertise and sell sponsorships and make money for a few people and the rest of the people who want to show off. It’s a vanity event, not to say that the teams don’t work hard they do but it’s not a race.
And it's still the teams fault in the end Any apology he needs to give to Ric can only be made between them. The team lost the moral high ground to expect him to behave off of their say do
Poor yuki, but not really. He was calling for team orders last year at Suzuka but the team said just race and Liam Lawson straight up beat him. Now against team orders when he was ahead but team went with the position swap lol.
They did speak about this scenario as a team before the race- that Ric would be on fresh softs at the end and gaining time Their strategy was bad, but swapping the cars was the right call
@@Duval-In-The-Wall no iit wasn't, Yuki was right on the Hass under 0.4s gap, they swapped cars and danny ric never pulled a gap, was a shit call by the team
Yuki was in front of Zhou, but Vcarb let Zhou undercut twice. What is this strategy. Could have been easy points vor Yuki. Not professional by him in the end, but then strategy fucked him up again and again. Also, Ric was not faster than him in the end
They're forcing it so Ricciardo could end the races in front of him. RB is there just to make a bit more money to Red Bull branding, Ricciardo is in F1 just due the bussiness and be in front of his teammate it's good for Ric's image and also for the brand. Tsnuoda got unlucky to be there at the wrong time, shame.
Guessing you believe he’s still his old RB self. Can’t even outperform a bottom of the pack teammate and has excuses after qualifying that he needs more time.
Yuki spent almost twenty laps trying to pass the Haas and couldn't. Ric was ten seconds behind and caught up to Yuki in just a couple of laps. And then was closer to passing the Haas than Yuki ever was, even after his softs were wearing away. But yeah sure, Yuki, he's so dreamy isn't he? Especially when he acts like a pre pubescent child. 😍
wdym mate, Ricciardo made no progress cause Yuki ignored team orders for 2 laps????????????? The teams would've swapped positions if Yuki let him pass originally and Ric still failed to overtake.
the closest yuki got was 0.54s from magnussen. ricciardo was 0.26s from magnussen, and that was on the last lap, barely seconds from when max passed the chequered flag
I can understand that Yuki is pissed off but he shouldn't react like that. That way, he makes everyone think that he still has the rookie mentality of letting his emotions control him. Ricciardo instead, decides to calm down.
I don’t think it was right for the team to let Ricciardo past because there was nowhere he was going. I honestly understand where Tsunoda came from but maybe not the overreacting
@@FireB0ss9exactly this. The over reacting was bad on his part, and he could've had a say on it after the race. but if they didn't pointlessly want to battle the Haas and make him give his spot up (which they never even let him take back when Ricciardo failed to take the haas) then I'm not surprised.
They cheated Yuki. That sort of BS will cause loads of problems. Riccardo was no where near the points and should have to earn the overtake not just be handed it. Imagine what that says to Yuki in the first race of a new season. Poor management by RB
@@al1356Yuki never demonstrated that he was going to pass Hulk and delayed allowing Ric by so he fucked the remaining laps for both due to the timing of Max coming through. This isn't hard I don't know why you guys can't grasp reality.
Bad strategy doesn't make it acceptable to childishly dive bomb Ric after the race and then again almost crash into him. Ric was much faster in there final laps. If your boss says move out of the way, DO IT!
Yeah getting mad is normal but pulling something like this is a bit overboard. Could’ve crashed and not even during race. Would’ve been embarrassing and begging to be swapped out for Liam
The reason they asked for a swap was because Yuki would have taken them both out if Daniel had to overtake him , Ricciardo was also loads quicker at the time and Yuki would have fought him to aggresively
@@henriquedaumas9934 max won multiple races by being immature, so what? They are all competing and the team keep to screw him over to benefit ric. Fucking useless driver, lawson would have been the best pick any day.
Even from my perspective as a Tsunoda fan, what he did in this video was not good, but in social media comments all the focus is on that and RB's rubbish strategy and swaps are forgotten.
@@william.0419 Exactly! So why ask Yuki to switch with DR if they aren't fighting for points nor could they given the distance to P10? Also, DR wasn't that faster than Yuki at that time, he had fresher tires, yes, but faster enough to justify a position swap? Not at all. Yuki is 100% in the right to be pissed and DR should've given the position back before the finish line.
@@TechPanzer Dani had a better chance with the Softs, but Yuki took too much time to let him past. Then Dani was lapped because of that and ruined his chances at getting past.
DR has already been through that, it's not hard to see why. Over time, drivers needed to adapt from the pressure. We've even seen outbursts from drivers past and present, even Verstappen himself before becoming champion.
I'm still holding out hope that this can still be a somewhat competitive season like 2019 where you had a dominant team but still had two other teams consistently fighting for race wins. If not, then it's time to pretend like Red Bull don't exist and just enjoy the contest behind them.
Ahahaha he obviously wont ever get ontop of his emotions. He's had training n tons of money put into it. He just cant keep himself incontrol=wont be in f1 much longer
Are you forgetting when Lawson came in for 5 races and beat in 4-1 in both qualifying and race results 😂. Yuki needs to be careful because Lawson has already shown he’s better than him after only 5 races
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Yuki needs to calm his tamper. Obviously it's frustrating but Marko is gonna slap him all night long if he would hit Ricciardo after the chequered flag
Drama after the 🏁 flag ? Yuki has no right to be divebombing/brake testing /lunging at /swerve around Riciardo - especially AFTER the 🏁chequered flag. ... Inexcusable! Honda needs to pull this guy out if he puts people in risk of unnecessary physical harm. Waiting to see what reprimand he is going to get.
Yuki should've discussed it after the race, this move makes him look like an absolute asshole. Even though i understand why Yuki is upset this move makes him look unprofessional.
@@03056932 it’s just funny because I’m looking at the thumbnail thinking I don’t remember that happening during the race but that’s because it’s during the cooldown lap. I understand Yuki’s mad but first off you’ve got no reason to be mad at Daniel, so why are you taking it out on him? Second, I’ve never seen someone aggressive divebomb and lock up as a sign of anger after the checkered flag, it was just kinda hilarious and confusing until he made it more clear by driving into his line in the next corner.
You people really need to get a better grasp of the context on this situation. Because it seems like you haven't been paying attention. 1. Ricciardo was saving a set of soft tyres for the race, and he was on used sets of softs in Qualifying. 2. They had discussed race strategies with both of the drivers after Qualifying, so Yuki knew very well what Daniel's tyre strategy was going to be. 3. Tsunoda was not gonna get close to passing Magnussen anyway. He was stuck at 5 tenths every lap, and was hardly doing anything. 4. Ricciardo was catching him by 5 tenths every lap due to a faster tyre strategy. 5. The swap was not Ricciardo's idea. It was the pit walls' decision to discuss that. 6. When Yuki was told to let Ricciardo by the first time, he refused and held Ricciardo up for 3 laps. Thus allowing Magnussen to get away and making Ricciardo destroy his tyres for no reason. 7. By the time Yuki did let Ricciardo by, it was on a bad part of the track, and Ricciardo had to slow down for blue flags because of Verstappen, which increased the gap even more. 8. By the time Ricciardo had caught up to Magnussen and was within DRS range of passing him. It was the race ending, and he didn't get a chance of passing. 9: The team did not tell Ricciardo to give the position back. To sum it all up: Tsunoda was being another temper tantrum whinging baby and ruined his own race, and Ricciardo's too. Yuki is a great driver. But he is too immature and doesn't know how to control his emotions. He brought this all on himself.
@@herewegoagain7403 "Thank god yuki is going to get out of that hellhole" Then he's getting out of F1 altogether! I don't see Honda getting him a seat at Aston Martin. Yuki allowed an inconsequential team order that wouldn't cost him anything, to become yet another example of Yuki's horrible temper. If he would've just followed the directive, the team would've been appreciative, valued his team play, everyone in the paddock would know that Daniel didn't beat him, but now he's shown he is a liability, who doesn't just cost the team potential opportunities to beat other teams through team work, he also more ridiculously endangers his and his teammate's expensive team equipment. Oh, and Yuki will also have an immature emotional swearing outburst to the team, that's broadcasted to the world, which I'm sure sponsors just love. Nobody is going to be knocking down the door for the services of a foul-mouthed emotional liability, who isn't setting the world alight with his performance.
@@niko7903 Exactly, the paddock isn't exactly hurting for options in 2025. Both from other teams and there's double the options for rookies because there were none this year. A smart Yuki might be an asset to a team as a 2nd seat but why would any team pick him over a rookie with more potential.
I stand with Tsunoda for this round. RB strategy team screwed this up. No need to swap the position considering they are not in the position getting points and Max was approaching behind
In what reality is driving dangerously *after the race* around your teammate who *didn't make the call* a proper response to being frustrated with team orders? Yuki is a hothead baby and always has been. Daniel cuts himself off and says "I'll save it", which is exactly the right response in such a situation. Save your anger for the debrief where it matters.
@@Gutenmorgenside Of course I'd be upset, but I wouldn't risk crashing after the race over it. That's childish, which is very on-brand for Yuki. He's 23 but still acts (and looks) 15 years old. WTF does Lawson have to do with Yuki acting like a little b*tch?
ok people - Danny didn't call Yuki a helmet. He said "I'll save it - it's the fucking helmet" and his mic is cracking. He was going to rage into the mic and says I'll save it (for them to discuss after) and references his mic/ helmet. He's not calling Yuki a helmet.
Ok I get why Yuki is pissed,. But,they apparently did discuss pre race that Daniel would be on softs and that Yuki would have to let him through… and if I was Yuki manager I’d say Yuki,, I get you are competing and all that ,,but bigger picture mate this isn’t for points or a podium,, take it to the post race debrief and your fighting for a Red Bull seat,, and these are the types of moments they will look at when your name comes up
Drama after the 🏁 flag ? Yuki has no right to be divebombing/brake testing /lunging at /swerve around Riciardo - especially AFTER the 🏁chequered flag. ... Inexcusable! Honda needs to pull this guy out if he puts people in risk of unnecessary physical harm. Waiting to see what reprimand he is going to get.
Yuki has no right to be divebombing/brake testing /lunging at /swerve around Riciardo - especially AFTER the 🏁chequered flag. ... Inexcusable! Honda needs to pull this guy out if he puts people in risk of unnecessary physical harm. Waiting to see what reprimand he is going to get.
@@Goaltimerok but if yuki is so fast then why is he stuck behind kmag for so long? Took him 5 laps to get from .8 to .5 interval. **Not saying this was a good team decision, but dr clearly faster
? Tsunoda was struggling to overtake- ricciardo closed the gap with his softs and the team wanted him to try for an overtake on Kmag and Zhou. Tsunoda refused for a couple of laps leading to rcs tyres to wear off more and getting stuck in a verstappen blue flag. How is this on DR?
So Yuki's genius plan for his team fucking him over is to take out on his teammate? Who never even asked for the fucking swap to begin with? Yuki may have been screwed over by strategy but he does himself no favors by behaving like an immature little shit.
F1 Is not fair or unfair, is about strategy. Car 3 was on soft tyres, and car 22 on hards, the team swapped the positions to try to overtake car 20 with the fastes compound, and didn't work. The team should have give back the position to car 22, nothing else. If you don't want to execute team orders, go to play golf.
He wasn’t faster you idiot. Daniel caught up to him on the soft tyres and Yuki only kept up because Daniel was trying to pass KM Yuki never got as close as Daniel did but the swap should have happened earlier.
Sadly, people will use this as an excuse to show that Yuki is immature. That's like poking a bear with a stick and then when it inevitably loses it and attacks you, you use that as proof that they are very aggressive. This team has seriously let Yuki down time after time again. Messed up his race once more, he could have finished way higher. He's outperformed Daniel the whole weekend. And now, on paper, he finishes behind Daniel and there's an excuse to promote Daniel instead of Yuki.
Dude, it was literally one race. If he's better he's going to show it in the next couple of races. He's done himself absolutely no favour by nearly crashing into Ricciardo here and if anything he will have cost himself the last bit of chance at the Red Bull seat as it's clear he's still immature in his 4th year in F1. Showing your frustration to your teammate post-race like this is only understandable if he was being a dick (aka Vettel Webber Multi 21, when Webber swiped across Vettel on the straight after the chequered flag), but Ricciardo has literally done nothing wrong here.
Well bears can be very aggressive and Tsunoda can be very immature so I guess you are right? Equating a wild animal losing it after being agitated to Tsunoda being 'wronged' by his team as some sort of a justification for his behaviour, good one.
Tsunoda should learn by watching Ferrari's Carlos Sainz Jr. Even though Sainz was faster than Leclerc and had a proven track record, he was used as a sacrifice to improve Leclerc and was eventually released from the team. The running back team will likely assume that Tsunoda is slow and plan to switch to Lawson during the season. At the 2023 Suzuka Grand Prix, RB team principal Franz Tost honestly stated that before he retired, he protested against the strategy of the team's strategists. This shows that even the team representative was unable to modify the strategy of sacrificing Tsunoda. Tsunoda's misfortune dates back to when Mateschitz was the manager of Red Bull GmBH, so it must be the intention of Red Bull GmBH's founding family or a big sponsor. Tsunoda is being sacrificed as Red Bull's revenge for Honda's move to Aston Martin. I liked Ricardo, but it's clear he doesn't have the speed anymore. If Ricardo has speed, Tsunoda, who is consistently faster than Ricardo, is proof that he is a top driver. Tsunoda will likely be used as a consistent sacrifice this year to keep Ricardo from looking slow. The talented Tsunoda should find another team ASAP. Otherwise, he will lose his seat this summer as well. My impression was manipulated like last summer. [Q1] Why did the RB team change the tires so late for the first time? Even though the team knows they will be undercut by other drivers. [Q2] Why did the RB team change the second tire so late even though it was a hard tire? On the next lap, Ricardo changed to soft tires. [Q3] Why did the RB team swap drivers to Ricardo when Tsunoda was trying to pass Magnussen? Is it because Ricardo on soft tires is more likely to pass Magnussen than Tsunoda on hard tires? Then why didn't they SWAP the slow Lawson at the 2023 SuzukaGP? [A] The answer is simple. The RB team for the past three years has consistently only thought about using Tsunoda as a sacrifice.
Facts: 1. If DR could get past KMag then it still counts for the constructors points. 2. Neither driver was in the points. 3. DR was on softs and had gained on Yuki. The team clearly felt he was faster. 4. Yuki had already time to get past KMag but looked unable. 5. The entire scenario was made clear to both drivers before the race. 6. DR was just following orders and said afterwords that he would have given the place back. So why is yuki taking it out on DR? 7. It didn't help that DR's soft tyres were degrading and Yuki was being a petulant child refusing to give up the position. Redbull are looking for a team mate for Verstappen, not a mid-tier driver who can't control his emotions. If he keeps this shit up it'll be Lawson in the seat before the end of the season.
You could have a solid point there, but the test is a bit faulty. They never know if it was for a position to get points that he would be fine with letting him overtake. When they're doing it with nothing to gain, it's going to frustrate him even more causing him to react differently
@@Duval-In-The-Wall True 😂 but if he's not in with a chance at points but ricciardo could get points surely you'd like to think for the team he would. Because it's actually for a reason, where as this was no reason at all.
@@lulsinki Yeah I genuinely doubt it. Yuki is unhinged, I genuinely think if RB asked him to move over for win like they do Perez, he’d actually crash into Max 😂
@@pyy9316 He shouldnt be pissed off and taking out his frustration with Daniel. He did nothing wrong here. Its the strategists who Yuki should be pissed at
So, Yuki gets the better quali place and had better pace than Dani the whole race. In fact, he had better pace than Stroll and looked like he had one point in the bag, but shit strategy get's him out 10 seconds behind Stroll...on top of that, here comes Ricciardo on better tires complaining on the radio how much faster he is than Yuki, while Yuki is engaged in a fight. He lets Dani past, Dani does shit-all, but he does not give the place back to Yuki. Next to shit strategy from the team, his teamate shows bad sportmanship - offcourse the guy is upset.
I understand yukis frustration as that was a odd sawp to make at that point in the race for a zero points position But you cant be doing that post race
I hadn't seen this yet, but listening to Ricciardo's onboards you can actually hear his engineer tell him they're doing the swap on lap 50. Then he says they'll get Magnussen and then Zhou for P10(!!!). But Zhou was in P11(!!!) at the time. This makes me think that the swap was done based on judgment error by his engineer that Ricciardo could potentially catch Zhou (9 seconds up on used Hards, while Ricc was on Softs) for a point without the need for Top10 DNF.
While the post-race divebomb was a stupid move by Yuki, and it's clear he still definitely has some anger issues he needs to work on. But the VCARB strategy was still awful in the first place. They did Yuki dirty and the entire driver switch was kind of pointless by the time they did it. But he's not going to gain respect from the team by acting this way. It just makes him seem like an immature child. This entire scenario never should have even happened in the first place, but the strategy they put Yuki on lowkey ruined his race and then to do a driver swap that late is just adding insult to injury.
people saying he has anger issues he has to work on for 4 years now. how many more chances will he get? and its not like hes angry, hes actually dangerous to the other drivers.
They told Yuki to move when He was Literally 0.4 seconds off of magnussen. The way he drove he still couldve gotten him. Not even ricciardo pulled out beyond 0.8 seconds from Yuki. Such Clown strategy. They shouldve focused their entire strategy on Yuki this weekend and wouldve gotten a point. Instead they botched his strategy for Daniel . It might not have been what they wanted it to look like but the whole thing made it seem like they're trying their best to let danny win over yuki cause thats the only way he gets that red bull seat
For those who only remember the last lap and are wondering why the team decided on a swap, here's why it was requested, and some reasons as to why it didn't work out: Daniel was faster. He rapidly closed a 9 second gap to Yuki down to
@@raheem201231how could you watch someone close a gap down at almost a second a lap and say that they weren’t faster? you just like to say things and ignore what happened in the race?
@@raheem201231 He was faster up until the swap. When the swap finally happened, his tyres were almost gone and he still tried to maintain the pace he had while closing the gap to Yuki. Yuki had as many laps for his 2-3 second gap as Daniel took to close a 9 second gap and he couldn't stick the move on Magnussen, you think he was gonna do it in the final two laps?
Yuki can be so fucking toxic jesus, there are more well behaved drivers in online lobbies. There's no reason on earth for a F1 driver to act like that. I hope he gets serverly reprimanded.
Driver swap for Baby Ricciardo when Yuki is literally in the fight for 11th.... then Ricciarco slows his pace down by .250 a lap. I am PISSED for Yuki.
Yuki is massively overrated and keeps losing his head in pressure situation. Bet his engineer and team want to slap some sense into him. It's not like they were fighting for the points.
Because the race ended? Ricardo was getting pretty close on the last two laps. Don't forget that the whole motivation to swap was that Ricc was on softer compounds and thus potentially faster than Tsunoda. They agreed on that scenario before the race.
@@AAA-bk2ly - What? Dude has an opportunity to pass a car in the closing stages of the race and you expect him to just give it up? These are racing drivers, for fuck's sake. The team should be the ones under fire for that swap. Instead, Yuki decides to behave like an immature little shit and take it out on his teammate (who didn't even call for the swap to begin with).
Don't say "Yuki have no reason to be mad since there is no point anyway". If the team believed there was a good reason to order a drive swap there, then, by the same logic, Yuki had as good a reason to be mad. I'm not saying what he did in the cool-down lap was right. I'm just saying that he had reason to be mad.
Stupid call by the team to swap places when Yuki is just 0.4s behind the Haas, but Yuki acting so childishly place him at a much disadvantage position as the team clearly favour RIC right now
he only got 0.5s, and that was for more than 7 laps. yuki wasn't gaining, just holding it. if anyone couldve done it it was daniel, who got 0.26s from magnussen.
