The Austrian and British Grands Prix also made Tsunoda the only Red Bull driver to come last in back-to-back races<\/a>. Now, his woes in Hungary also make the 25-year-old the first driver in Red Bull\u2019s 20-year history to fail to earn a point across seven successive Grand Prix finishes.<\/p>\n Tsunoda also now has as many point-less finishes for Red Bull<\/a> as he does points since taking over from Liam Lawson back in March. The Japanese star scored seven points over his first five races for Red Bull, with a personal-best result of P9 from the Bahrain Grand Prix in April.<\/p>\n The Hungarian GP<\/a> never really got going for Tsunoda, as Red Bull\u2019s difficulty to deliver a fast set-up for the Hungaroring saw him qualify P16. It marked the Kanagawa native\u2019s fourth exit during Q1 in the 2025 F1 season<\/a> thus far, all of which he has delivered since joining Red Bull.<\/p>\n READ MORE: Red Bull driver Yuki Tsunoda\u2019s life outside F1 from height to parents<\/a><\/p>\n Position Constructors’ Standings PointsPts 1 559 2 260 3 236 4 194 <\/p>\n Red Bull would also only see Tsunoda finish Sunday\u2019s race in P17 after starting him from the pit lane to add a fresh engine to his pool. But Tsunoda felt his Hungarian GP was \u2018effectively over\u2019 with a damaged front wing<\/a> as the gurney flap fell off his car halfway through the race.<\/p>\n Losing the gurney flap cost Tsunoda a lot of pace, as he struggled for grip without the small element on the trailing edge of his front wing. But Marc Surer believes it is a futile \u2018excuse\u2019 for finishing the Hungarian GP with only Alpine\u2019s Franco Colapinto and Pierre Gasly behind.<\/p>\n \u201cA defective front wing is not enough of an excuse here,\u201d Surer told Motorsport-Total<\/a>.<\/p>\n Yuki Tsunoda did not show any pace even before his front wing damage in Hungary<\/p>\n Surer is right to call Tsunoda out for blaming his miserable Hungarian GP on the Red Bull ace suffering damage to his front wing midway through the race. The Japanese gem never really showed any pace to think that he might have secured a stronger finish without the damage.<\/p>\n![\"Red](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/au\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/08\/GettyImages-2228348234-1024x683.jpg\")
Photo by Joe Portlock\/Getty ImagesMarc Surer calls out Yuki Tsunoda\u2019s \u2018excuse\u2019 that front wing damage ruined his Hungarian GP<\/p>\n
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