Yuki Tsunoda will start from the pitlane in F1's Emilia Romagna Grand Prix after Red Bull built up a spare chassis following his Imola qualifying accident. Heading into the fast Villeneuve chicane at the end of the first sector, Tsunoda lost control over his RB21 and made heavy contact with the inside wall, sending his car into a barrel roll.

Formula 1 driver Yuki Tsunoda was involved in a massive crash at the Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari in Imola, Italy on May 17. The Red Bull driver was hitting roughly 149mph when his vehicle spun out then slammed into a protective barrier during a qualifying round for the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix.

Red Bull driver walks away unscathed from horror smash as Oscar Piastri claims Imola pole - Alpine’s Franco Colapinto also fine after two heavy accidents early in qualifying for the Emilia Romagna Gra

You name it, it’s new on Yuki Tsunoda’s RB21 after Red Bull faced the mammoth task of rebuilding his car, starting with a new survival cell. Tsunoda suffered a huge crash in qualifying for the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix when he lost control of his Red Bull heading into Turn 6.

For Yuki Tsunoda the chracteristics of Red Bull Racing's car are not as extreme as people seem to think, revealing the Austrian team's development focus. Much has been said about the characteristics of the 'diva' RB21,

Red Bull chief advisor Helmut Marko praised Yuki Tsunoda for being consistent and not complaining. The Japanese Formula 1 driver was swapped with Liam Lawson at Red Bull after just two races into the season.