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Max Verstappen, as it has now been customary for some time, will have to fight all other top teams and drivers on his own.
Since Daniel Ricciardo left,Max Vertappen has had to get used to fighting his own battles without help from his teammate on most ocassionswith a few exceptions starred by former Red Bull teammate Sergio Perez.
Yuki Tsunoda out in Q1 again
The Dutchman's teammate Yuki Tsunoda has again fallen in Q1. The Japanese driver complained of a lack of grip at the front.
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner stated that Tsunoda was working on developing his own relationship with the complex RB21. With the team principal always looking to the next race hoping for a better result, with Austria being the latest destination where the Japanese was expected to nab a good result, now all those speculations have gone down the drain, unless something very strange happens on Sunday.
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The Japanese driver is expected to start P18, save any configuration changes to his RB21 are made by Red Bull ahead of the race, thus breaking parc fermé.
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