WATCH: Yuki Tsunoda takes Sergio Perez’s RB18 for a spin with an open helmet at Goodwood Festival of Speed

Red Bull was present at the Goodwood Festival of Speed with several of its past and present stars.

WATCH: Yuki Tsunoda takes Sergio Perez’s RB18 for a spin with an open helmet at Goodwood Festival of Speed

Yuki Tsunoda, Sergio Perez (Via IMAGO), Tsunoda driving Perez's RB18 (via @RBR_Daily/X)

Red Bull celebrated their 20th season in F1 at the Goodwood Festival of Speed in great fashion. Multiple ex-drivers were present at the event, even Christian Horner drove a Red Bull chassis. Hence, RB’s (Red Bulls’ sister team) Yuki Tsunoda took Sergio Perez‘s RB18 for a spin around the Goodwood circuit.

The entire Red Bull family was present at the event and drove several previous challengers from the team. Amidst the hype, Yuki Tsunoda was also presented with the opportunity to drive around in Sergio Perez‘s RB18 from the 2022 season, as indicated above.

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Additionally, the 24-year-old did some donuts with the chassis before reaching the finishing line. The Japanese driver made sure to cherish his time inside the highly competent challenger before finishing up his eye-catching drive.

The antics of the whole Red Bull team were one of the main highlights of the special event. Alongside Tsunoda, Max Verstappen, David Coulthard, and Adrian Newey, also drove Red Bull’s past challengers.

Christian Horner claims Yuki Tsunoda has ‘learned’ from Daniel Ricciardo at RB

Yuki Tsunoda has continued to perform better than his Australian counterpart Daniel Ricciardo. However, the 24-year-old was rumored to exit RB and join the Haas team due to no chance of promotion. Regardless, Tsunoda has extended his contract by one year. Amidst this, Christian Horner reckoned that the Japanese driver learned a lot from Ricciardo.

Yuki Tsunoda and Daniel Ricciardo
Yuki Tsunoda and Daniel Ricciardo (Via IMAGO)

Christian Horner claimed that Tsunoda would openly admit that he learned a few things from Daniel Ricciardo due to the latter’s experience.

I think [Tsunoda will] openly admit that he’s learned from Daniel in terms of having an experienced driver and how they interact with the team and the engineers.
Christian Horner said, as reported by planetf1.com.

RB has maintained a consistent performance in the ongoing 2024 season. The team is currently showcasing some improvement in their performance. However, Faenza still has a lot of work to do in order to score a comfortable finish. The upcoming races before the summer break will be crucial for the Italian outfit.

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