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Tsunoda and Lawson struggle at Monza as 2026 power units reshape track

First reported 1 month, 2 weeks ago · latest 1 month, 2 weeks ago

Yuki Tsunoda and Liam Lawson had a difficult Monza weekend after impressing at Zandvoort, with both facing challenges in the Italian Grand Prix. The 2026 power units' energy management demands are changing the track's character, leaving them with work to do in the race.

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Formula1.com focuses on the drivers' weekend struggles, while Motorsport.com highlights Tsunoda's amusing energy management comments. PlanetF1 analyzes the 2026 power units' impact on Monza's speed. The Reddit post provides performance data, and the F1i article offers historical context on the track's atmosphere.

Recommended first read: Formula1.com provides the most complete coverage of both drivers' Monza weekend, directly addressing their struggles and race outlook, making it the best starting point.

Tsunoda and Lawson struggle at Monza as 2026 power units reshape track

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Tsunoda and Lawson struggle at Monza as 2026 power units reshape track

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