Tsunoda ran wide at Turn 11 on an in-lap during the dyiꦿng stages of Q3 with Perez and Verstappen circulating just behind him.

𒈔The Japanese rookie’s moment saw ✤Perez run wide shortly after at the very same corner while Verstappen backed off from his final attempt.

The incident cost Red B💧ull a shot at toppling Valtteri Bottas’ impressive pole time, leadജing to team boss after the session.

Explaining what happened, Tsunoda said: “I didn't mess up the Red Bull. Just a mistake by th🥂emselves. I don't know about Max? Did I hold up Max as well?”

Tsunoda was then shown the ♋footage of the final stages of Q3, where he then replied: “I went outside and I couldn't do anything more than that one. I mean, I don't know, where should I go there?”

Reflecting on t🀅he inဣcident further, Tsunoda felt that he hadn’t done anything wrong but wanted to discuss it with the senior Red Bull management.

“I had a countdown, but I was in sector two. I don't know. If I h🦄ad another chance I'd do the same thing. I don't know what should I do? Do you think I did wrong thing?

“I'll have to discuss with Red Bull, but I don't t🔥hink I did anything wrong.”

It was another encouraging display from Tsunoda as he progressed int🌟o Q3 again, although he will be forced to start from𒁏 the back of the grid after taking a fresh power unit for this weekend.

Tsunoda was generally pleased with his qualifying perfor❀mance in Mexico.

“Yeah, the main point is I want to you start ahead of the guys who have🍃 penalties, and I achieved that target, so I'm quite happy,” he added.

“And mainly for helping my teammate for the tow. So I'm quite happy for to✃day's job.”