Daniel Ricciardo and Yuki Tsunoda hit with “too slow” criticism by Helmut Marko

RB's Daniel Ricciardo and Yuki Tsun🌌oda feel the wrath of Helmut Marko after failure to score points

Daniel Ricciardo (AUS) RB in the FIA Press Conference. Formula 1 World Championship, Rd 3, Australian Grand Prix, Albert
Daniel Ricciardo (AUS) RB in the FIA Press Conference. Formula 1 World Championship, Rd 3,…

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Daniel Ricciardo and 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Yuki Tsunoda have been called “too slow” by Helmut Marko.

The RB driver duo were 12th and 10th quickest respectively in Friday pract🐼ice at the F1 Aౠustralian Grand Prix.

They each entered the F1 2024 season with legitimate hopes of𓆉 landing a spot alongside Max Verstappen at Red Bull next year.

But theirღ below-par early-season form has nꦍow drawn criticism from one of Red Bull’s top figures.

"There's a lot at stake,” Marko told Sky Germany.

“Both might be h﷽opin💫g for a seat at Red Bull, and one should be well ahead of the other.

"So far Ricciardo is a bit behind.

“But let's put it this way: Tsunoda's qu⛄alifying spe𒐪ed is okay.

“But in the race, both are too slow.

"I think one point would have💛 been possible in each of the first two races.

"It's very difficult ♈to score points behind the ✨top five and, when you have an opportunity, you can't afford to make mistakes.

“You have to test the decisions i𝕴n the absolute right order."

The criticism is particularly fierce for Ricciardo, who is competing at his home race this ♈year.

He was seen as the No1 option for Red Bul🧸l if they choose to get rid of Sergio Perez next year.

But Perez has started this season brightly with a pair of P2 finishes🌠 while Ricciardo has lagged behind.

After two rounds of 2024, Ricciardo and T꧙sunoda are both without a point.

And their problems were highlighted in Bahrain when 🦩they bickered, when Ricciardo blamed “immaturity” for Tsunoda’s decision to overtake him on the cooldown lap.

The RB pair, on the basis of Friday practice, have little to look forward to during Saturday’s qualiꦓfying in Australia.

Alan Jones, the ex-F1 champ from Australia, has already questiꦡoned whether his countryman Riccia🐻rdo is past his best.

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