Yuki Tsunoda to race for Racing Bulls instead of Red Bull at Dutch GP
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 20, 2026, 3:45 PM
Last updated Aug 20, 2026

Yuki Tsunoda is set to compete for Racing Bulls at the F1 Dutch Grand Prix after Isack Hadjar's injury led to a reshuffle. Red Bull has opted for Liam Lawson as Hadjar's replacement, while Tsunoda steps in with Racing Bulls. He expressed gratitude for the opportunity, having recently returned from a holiday in Greece. Tsunoda shared that he feels at home with Racing Bulls and is excited to race again, despite only having one practice session to acclimate to the car. The unique challenges of the Dutch GP sprint weekend add to the anticipation of his return.
- •Isack Hadjar was ruled out due to injury, prompting team changes.
- •Tsunoda has been a reserve driver for both Red Bull and Racing Bulls.
- •He was on holiday in Greece when called to race in the Dutch GP.
- •Tsunoda feels comfortable with Racing Bulls and is eager to compete.
- •Limited practice time poses a challenge for his return to F1.
- 3:45 PMYahoo Sports — Tsunoda Responds After Red Bull F1 Chooses Not to Put Him in Main Team
"Yuki Tsunoda has cleared why he is driving for Racing Bulls and not Red Bull in F1 Dutch GP, as he shares how a holiday in Greece was cut short. On paper Tsunoda is a reserve driver at both Red…
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