Ralf Schumacher: It's better for Tsunoda not to switch to Red Bull

      Ralf Schumacher, a former Formula 1 racer and now an expert on the German Sky TV channel, believes that Yuki Tsunoda should not switch to Red Bull Racing if he receives an offer to replace Liam Lawson.

      Ralf Schumacher: "If I were Tsunoda's manager, I would not recommend him to go there. At the moment, the Racing Bulls car is more manageable, and Yuki looks really good behind the wheel. There will be no benefit for him from joining Red Bull Racing."

      Ralf added that the Milton Keynes team should not change Max Verstappen's teammates, but focus on refining the car: "Their car is not that good. Liam joined the team without much experience, and he has to compete with the best driver at the moment, who has spent years to have the car designed to suit his needs.

      It doesn't matter who gets behind the wheel of the second car, as long as you send that rider home after a few Grands Prix. If I were the team, I would keep Lawson and focus on making the car more competitive.

      Sergio Perez was good at the beginning of 2024 because the car was good. He didn't perform well at the end of the season because the car didn't have enough speed."

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