The Japanese driver engaged in a thrilling battle with former Racing Bulls teammate Liam Lawson in the closing stages of the race. However, Tsunoda admitted that he had to temper his instincts to avoid a risky “hero” move on his rival that could have jeopardized the team’s strong showing. “I couldn't do some aggressive manoeuvre and lose position to Lando, it matters for Red Bull as a team being ahead of McLaren. A Weekend of ProgressTsunoda praised both his own performance and the support of the Red Bull team, highlighting improvements in strategy and car setup. Read also: Lawson ‘gave it everything’ as Tsunoda threat loomed large in BakuKeep up to date with all the F1 news via X and Facebook