Racing Bulls fails to score points at Dutch Grand Prix

Racing Bulls failed to score points at the Dutch Grand Prix, despite individual performances from its drivers. Yuki Tsunoda finished 11th, describing his return to the cockpit after an eight-month hiatus as an ‘unforgettable’ experience and expressing hope to secure a seat for 2027.

Arvid Lindblad finished 10th but expressed frustration over a drive-through penalty received early in the race for failing to slow sufficiently during a safety incident involving Max Verstappen. Lindblad noted that the penalty effectively removed him from contention for higher positions.

Alpine driver Pierre Gasly criticized Racing Bulls' tactics during the race, alleging the team played ‘team games’ to favor their own championship standings. Gasly claimed the team's strategy caused him to lose positions to both Nico Hulkenberg and Yuki Tsunoda during the middle phase of the race.