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The New York Times |
It gives Tsunoda his long-awaited shot with Red Bull in what has been a front-running car.
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Yuki Tsunoda said he has not been offered any guarantees about how long he will stay at Red Bull but is confident he can rise to the challenge, even if he is not promising to match teammate Max Verst...

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