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Ferrari's qualifying effort at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix ended
early as both Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc exited the session
early. The Italian squad has endured a difficult start to the
campaign, with just one podium in six races. READ MORE: Lewis
Hamilton and Charles Leclerc suffer home humiliation in Ferrari
qualifying disaster Yuki Tsunoda barrel rolls across barrier in
terrifying Imola qualifying smash Yuki Tsunoda has walked away from
a terrifying crash during qualifying at the Emilia Romagna Grand
Prix. Tsunoda lost control of his car through the Villeneuve
chicane and impacted the barrier, which flipped the RB21 upside
down. READ MORE: Yuki Tsunoda barrel rolls across barrier in
terrifying Imola qualifying smash Red Bull deliver Yuki Tsunoda
health update after heart-stopping crash Red Bull has delivered a
health update on Yuki Tsunoda , following the driver's horrific
barrel roll crash in the opening minutes of qualifying at the
Emilia Romagna Grand Prix. On his first flying lap, the Japanese
driver lost control of his car through the Villeneuve chicane and
made heavy contact with the barrier. READ MORE: Red Bull deliver
Yuki Tsunoda health update after heart-stopping crash 'Devastated'
Lewis Hamilton makes alarming Max Verstappen comparison A
"devastated" Lewis Hamilton made an alarming Max Verstappen
comparison after his shock qualifying exit, that Ferrari "can't
match" the Dutchman through the fast opening corners. Both
Hamilton and Charles Leclerc suffered an embarrassing Q2 exit in
qualifying for the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix and will start in 11th
and 12th, to the disappointment of the drivers and the Tifosi. READ
MORE: 'Devastated' Lewis Hamilton makes alarming Max Verstappen
comparison Yuki Tsunoda told to be 'worried' by Red Bull 'ready' F1
rival Jacques Villeneuve has claimed he would be "worried" if he
were in Yuki Tsunoda's position at Red Bull , given the
performances of Isack Hadjar at Racing Bulls. The 1997 F1 drivers'
champion expressed how impressed he has been with the Frenchman,
who he feels is already knocking on the door of a promotion to
Milton Keynes-based team, despite being just six full rounds into
his F1 career. READ MORE: Yuki Tsunoda told to be 'worried' by Red
Bull 'ready' F1 rival Max Verstappen fires Red Bull warning: 'Next
races important for my future' Max Verstappen has declared the
upcoming F1 races will be crucial for his future with Red Bull .
The Dutchman has long been linked with an exit from the Milton
Keynes-based squad, with the rumours accelerated by intra-team
political concerns in 2024 and a slump back in the pecking order.
READ MORE: Max Verstappen fires Red Bull warning: 'Next races
important for my future'
