[Team] Red Bull: Unbullievable

[Alan52]

Originally Posted by Sandgroper

Does he think he is better than he actually is or does he have big pants due to his Honda Backing?

You obviously haven’t been watching this year.He has been outstanding and has handed your West Australian compatriot a complete thrashing.
So that would make Haas Yuki and Bearman.

[bjohnsonsmith]

After 7 GPs, Yuki Tsunoda is currently 10th in the WDC, with 15 points. Team mate Danny Ric is 14th, with 5 points and the two Haas drivers, Nico Hülkenberg and Kevin Magnussen are 13th and 16th, with 6 and 1 point.

There's a long way to go, with 17 more GPs, so I think Yuki Tsunoda's desire to leave the Red Bull program is a little premature at this stage.

[Sandgroper]

Originally Posted by Alan52

You obviously haven’t been watching this year.He has been outstanding and has handed your West Australian compatriot a complete thrashing.
So that would make Haas Yuki and Bearman.

Yep have been watching
Yuki has performed well no doubt Im sure Danny Ric development and set up may have assisted there too

[Skam85]

Originally Posted by Sandgroper

Yep have been watching
Yuki has performed well no doubt Im sure Danny Ric development and set up may have assisted there too

How come it hasn't assisted Danny Ric's results?

[Sandgroper]

Originally Posted by Skam85

How come it hasn't assisted Danny Ric's results?

Maybe hes a good teacher
But you are correct.

[Teretonga]

Originally Posted by Alan52

You obviously haven’t been watching this year.He has been outstanding and has handed your West Australian compatriot a complete thrashing.
So that would make Haas Yuki and Bearman.

Only if Haas gets over his reluctance to have a rookie.
In view of Bearman's failure to establish any dominance in F2 that may not be altogether a wrong move.
Another year in F2 will not create any real lack of progress in Bearman's career.
He can remain a reserve for both F1 teams will some F1 pedigree.
If he has an awesome second year in F2 then he will only enhance his prowess and doing some WEC in 2025 as well as F2 could be a further enhancement.

After all Ferrari has Leclerc and Hamilton both on long term contracts.
Bearman is 17 going on 18, so he has a lot of years left to race and a solid F2, some good Fp1 outings and some WEC would only reinforce his solidity as a reliable, consistent bet for a seat at Haas for a couple of years and then on to Ferrari as a substitute for Hamilton after his contract runs out.

Putting Bearman in the Haas as a number two in 2025 and then him having a Sargent type year at Haas will not open any doors for him.