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Tsunoda to Start Hungarian GP from Pit Lane After Power Unit Changes

Yuki Tsunoda, the Red Bull driver, will begin the Hungarian Grand Prix from the pit lane following changes to his power unit components. This decision comes after a challenging qualifying performance that left him with little choice but to make substantial adjustments in hopes of a better race outcome.

Our Take:

This strategic shift to start from the pit lane might seem like a setback, but it could open doors for Tsunoda to capitalize on fresher components and outsmart competitors during the race. If he can execute a well-timed strategy, he might turn this disadvantage into an unexpected advantage.

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Source: F1Technical.net

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