Despite “destroying” Daniel Ricciardo and being up on Liam Lawson in the points, Yuki Tsunoda is ruing the “usual story” as he’s barely been mentioned for the 2025 Red Bull seat. Sergio Perez’s failure to recover from his latest slump has raised questions about the Mexican driver’s F1 future and whether or not he’ll be in the RB21 next season.

Despite putting together consistently strong performances, Yuki Tsunoda continues to be overlooked by Red Bull as a candidate to drive alongside Max Verstappen.

Ahead of a crucial post-season test in Abu Dhabi, a simulator run has convinced Yuki Tsunoda he’s a strong candidate for a Red Bull race seat

"I think he has made a step this season that nobody could forecast and it's something he should be proud of." Asked about what he expected Tsunoda to do in the Red Bull test, and

Red Bull’s interest in Franco Colapinto has cooled down, reveals Helmut Marko. The 81-year-old explains that Tsunoda and Lawson are now at the top of their considerations for 2025.

Red Bull senior advisor Helmut Marko has responded to Yuki Tsunoda’s claims of being overlooked for a Red Bull promotion despite outperforming his teammates in