Red Bullstar Yuki Tsunoda, who is involved with a huge crash as a qualified red flags at Imola Grand Prix – F1

The Red Bull star Yuki Tsunoda was involved in a big crash during the qualification at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix.

After a short break on the back of the Grand Prix of Miami, Formula 1 was eagerly awaited this week in Imola, Italy.

The race for the Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari is the first of a European triple head, whose Grand Prix in Monaco this weekend before the Spanish Grand Prix in Barcelona.

The qualifying sessions in Imola before the Grand Prix took place on Saturday afternoon.

During the second quarter, the session was stopped at 12 minutes before the fall to Tsunoda.

The Japanese driver looked good when he got out of the car.

However, repetitions showed that he turned over at high speed and car when it approached the barrier and landed upside down before the roller tire turned again.

As reported by Sky Sports, Tsunoda was brought to the medical center to be checked.

The commentator Ben Edwards said about BBC Radio 5 Live: “Yuki Tsunoda sounded the curb, the car and my goodness, which was a big accident.”

In the meantime, the former F1 mechanic Marc Priestley added: “Yuki Tsunoda's car made 360, it landed upside down before the car bumped out of the barrier.

“The car and the barriers have a large amount of damage – all of which have to repair.”

The former Red Bull driver Liam Lawson reacted in his team radio: “Oh my god, I just saw the video. Is he okay?”

Anthony Davidson from Sky Sports F1 said: “He hits the floor, a lot of plank dust [on the approach to the corner].

“Then it takes a large amount of curb, most that I've seen this weekend so far.”

He added: “[The car] Turns around and hits the light plate. I am not sure whether he has reached the catch if he got a lot at all, and most of the damage was done at the tire barrier that was covered.

“You have to bring the barrier back to the state in which it was homological.”