US EditionTsunoda and Colapinto Crash in Imola Qualifying
- Yuki Tsunoda and Franco Colapinto both experienced crashes during the Saturday qualifying session at Imola for the 2025 Emilia Romagna Grand Prix.
- Tsunoda lost control at the Villeneuve Chicane causing a high-speed barrel roll, while Colapinto crashed at Tamburello Chicane after running wide improving his Q1 time.
- Tsunoda, recently promoted to Red Bull replacing Liam Lawson, was unhurt but taken to the medical center; Colapinto, Alpine’s new driver replacing Doohan, was also unharmed but under investigation.
- The qualifying session was twice red flagged, with Tsunoda’s crash causing an early stoppage and Colapinto’s accident halting the session again while he held 14th fastest time.
- The incidents underscore Imola’s unforgiving nature and may result in Colapinto losing grid positions, while Tsunoda’s condition was confirmed as "OK" by Red Bull team radio.
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Idaho State Journal
Tsunoda walks away from a heavy crash which worried his F1 teammate Verstappen
IMOLA, Italy (AP) — Even Max Verstappen was surprised his teammate Yuki Tsunoda was able to walk away from a heavy crash in qualifying for Formula 1's Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix on Saturday.
Yuki Tsunoda: "Oh My God" – Formula 1 Stops Breathing After an Accident
A dramatic accident by Yuki Tsunoda caused excitement at the Grand Prix in Imola. The Red Bull driver lost control, his car took off and crashed into the track limit. Whether he can start Sunday is unclear.
Horror Crash! Tsunoda Turns Into Imola
After just a few seconds Yuki Tsunoda crashed into the gang and crossed over. However, the Red Bull driver was able to get out of the car after a few moments of fear. "Oh, my God, he's okay," Max Verstappen asked his box when he drove past the hit Red Bull of his colleague. At around 300 km/h the Japanese turned into the curve on his first fast lap, when suddenly the tail broke out. Tsunoda overturned and finally landed in the track limit. Bang …
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