Red Bull Racing Formula One driver Yuki Tsunoda has questioned his Dutch Grand Prix qualifying performance, revealing that he felt confident in delivering a good result with his RB21 car but found it "very strange" to get knocked out in Q2.

The Japanese driver has been facing challenges in adapting to the Red Bull car, which is reportedly more suited to Max Verstappen. The four-time world champion secured a P3 race start for his home race at Circuit Zandvoort, but Tsunoda only managed to secure P12.

The last few minutes of Q2 saw Tsunoda in the safe zone, but his former Racing Bulls teammate, Liam Lawson, set a faster lap time and edged him out of the top ten. Speaking after the qualifying session, the Japanese driver said his qualifying result did not tally with the feeling he got i

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