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Red Bull boss Christian Horner has made his feelings known about Yuki Tsunoda's potential shot as Sergio Perez's replacement and said that the team would weigh everything at the end of the season. The second seat at the team has been a topic of discussion for a while now.
Sergio Perez has been unable to perform at a high enough level to alleviate any kind of pressure that falls on him. The performances have been underwhelming, and what has been interesting to see in all of this is that the number of contenders who could possibly replace the Mexican has continued to grow. At the start of the season, Daniel Ricciardo was being evaluated.
When he was replaced by Liam Lawson, the Kiwi became the frontrunner to replace Perez at Red Bull. Amongst all of this, the second driver at RB, Yuki Tsunoda, has impressed everyone and been at the same pace or even better compared to his counterparts. Coming off the race in Las Vegas, the Japanese driver outperformed Lawson, and when questioned by the media on his prospects, the driver stated he didn't know where he stood in the contention to replace Perez.
