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Tsunoda Sees Progress Despite Hungarian GP Setback

Yuki Tsunoda faced a challenging race at the 2025 Hungarian Grand Prix, finishing 17th after starting from the pit lane. Though he didn’t score points, Tsunoda remains positive, believing the performance gap to his teammate Max Verstappen is narrowing.

Our Take:

Despite the disappointing result, Tsunoda's optimism is refreshing. It showcases his determination and resilience, two traits that could prove pivotal as the season progresses. If he can continue to improve his performance and adapt, he may soon be a formidable contender on the track.

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Source: Paul Velasco

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