Trang chủFormula 1Racing Bulls set out Q3 goal after solid first day in Monza as Tsunoda explains 'good learning'

Racing Bulls set out Q3 goal after solid first day in Monza as Tsunoda explains 'good learning'

Racing Bulls is targeting Q3 in the Italian Grand Prix qualifying after strong FP1 and FP2 at Monza, with Lindblad in P7 and Tsunoda improving to P10. Only Mercedes, Ferrari, and McLaren were ahead of Lindblad in FP2. Team principal set a dual-car Q3 goal, noting traffic as a key variable and Tsunoda describing 'good learning' from the new 2026 active aero systems. This positions Racing Bulls as the leading midfield team early in the regulation reset season. Key facts: - Lindblad P7 in both FP1 and FP2 - Only Mercedes, Ferrari, McLaren ahead in FP2 - Tsunoda P12 in FP1 to P10 in FP2 - Dual Q3 target announced - 2026 regs feature active aero and new PU deployment Source: Formula 1 Official Media Channel | 4 September 2026 Related Q&A: Q: Can Racing Bulls sustain midfield leadership? A: Yes if Tsunoda adapts quickly to new systems. Q: Impact on Red Bull senior team? A: Potential for more junior driver opportunities at Racing Bulls.

At Monza, Italy, after the first two practice sessions of the 2026 season, Racing Bulls delivered a clear message: they are no longer just a midfield team, but leading the midfield pack with impressive form. Arvid Lindblad, the young Red Bull talent, took P7 in both FP1 and FP2. Yuki Tsunoda, the loan driver from Red Bull Racing to replace Liam Lawson, showed clear progress, moving from P12 in FP1 to P10 in FP2. This was the first day that Racing Bulls proved its advancement under the new 2026 F1 technical regulations, with active suspension and Boost mode in the electric power unit.

Racing Bulls set out Q3 goal after solid first day in Monza as Tsunoda explains 'good learning'

Racing Bulls set out Q3 goal after solid first day in Monza as Tsunoda explains 'good learning'

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