Where is Yuki Tsunodas F1 Future?
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- Опубликовано: 3 апр 2024
- 🏎️ Dive into the intriguing world of Formula 1 driver dynamics with us as we dissect Yuki Tsunoda's future in the sport. Despite a strong start to the 2024 season, a move to Red Bull Racing still seems elusive for the Japanese sensation. So, what are his options? In this video, we explore potential pathways for Tsunoda's career and ponder whether he could find a new home with teams like Aston Martin, Alpine, or even Williams.
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We'll analyze Tsunoda's performance on the track and off, evaluating his strengths, weaknesses, and potential fit with different teams. From his impressive race craft to his adaptability under pressure, every aspect of Tsunoda's skill set will be scrutinized as we paint a picture of his Formula 1 journey.
Despite his undeniable talent, Tsunoda's path to Red Bull Racing seems blocked for now. We'll discuss the reasons behind this roadblock and explore alternative scenarios that could see Tsunoda thrive in different team environments.
From Aston Martin to Alpine and beyond, we'll delve into the possibilities for Tsunoda's future in Formula 1. Could a move to a team with strong Honda ties, like Aston Martin, offer him a new opportunity to shine? Or will he find success by reuniting with former teammate Pierre Gasly at Alpine? MAybe he could even follow Alex Albon to Williams? We'll weigh the options and speculate on Tsunoda's next career move.
Join us as we unravel the mysteries surrounding Yuki Tsunoda's Formula 1 future. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell to stay updated on all things motorsport. Let's embark on this journey together and anticipate the exciting twists and turns that lie ahead in Tsunoda's career! 🌟
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The fact that yuki hasn’t been recognised by red bull nearly as much as Daniel surprises me, his skill really needs to be recognised more.
I think Daniel’s history with the team has a massive influence over the teams feelings. But I love Yuki and would love to see him stick around for a long time
You’d be foolish to think so. Helmut himself said that he has been impressed by Yuki so far.
But Yuki’s probably is not getting a chance for that RedBull seat because
A) he’s no Max, Hamilton or Piastri
B) very flush driver pool (Sainz)
C) he has been a psychological disaster
Ricciardo has a soft spot in Horners heart and would also pay for himself and then some in marketing and pr.
They have recognized that Yuki is skilled and has improved a lot but he also has a hot head which is a liability. They don’t want any variables like that on the A team when there are so many other options. One of the main reasons he’s been there so long is because of their relationship with Honda.
@@jivewigdon't agree with you, point no.3. He is improving.
@@justinlai4156
But Yuki is not even close to the level of Alonso or Sainz, so thats why I dont see Yuki get promoted to the best car in the grid, while not being really top 10 driver on the grid. Yuki could propably have as bad season at Red Bull as Gasly had and that would do no good for his F1 career. It would be much more exciting to see Alonso in 2025 battling Verstappen at Red Bull, than Yuki try catch behind to Verstappen at Red Bull. I think Yuki looks like decent mid-field driver for me and thats why his move could be to Aston Martin in 2026, when Honda starts to make their engines and especially, if they finally sack Stroll for his poor preformances.
I don't understand why people don't give him credit. I think that he is truly an amazing driver who clearly deserves a better seat, if not a RedBull one.
I think he often gets lost in the middle. He isn’t a champion in the making nor is he absolutely dreadful
One thing is Asian, that's why not much credit.
@@NotApplicableF1honestly, most drivers will never be champion because they don’t get the right car
@@justinlai4156I agree, too many racist F1 fans that favour Europeans. If Yuki wasn’t Asian, they’d be singing praises all day
@@justinlai4156I agree, too many racist F1 fans that favour Europeans. If Yuki wasn’t Asian, they’d be singing praises all day
I think Tsunoda should go to a top 10 team
Andretti took that to heart
Aston Martin would be great choice for Yuki for 2026 considreding, that they start using Honda engines then and Honda likes to have japanese driver drive for their team.
The penalty for Tsunoda in Spain last year was unjustified. There was still room on track for Zhou.
Zhou dived like a footballer and got rewarded
Yuki’s actually had decent emotional control since bahrain, he seems to be getting better at it, and I think that’s the final piece of the puzzle that he needs to complete to become a truly great driver, I’d love to see him at alpine (assuming they don’t develop a complete shitbox next year) because a gasly tsunoda paring could be crazy, We’d definitely see some better teamwork from those 2 than gasly and ocon, who im fine with getting sacked honestly
I think him reuniting with Gasly would be great for the sport
The fact that people genuinely believe Tsunoda deserves more than Ocon is nuts!
Ocon is the only river on the grid who genuinely comes from a poor background, he made it on pure merit and since his debuts, he always at least matched his teammates (and good ones) pace wise and made progress almost every year (especially apparent when he was at FI).
The dude is a race winner, rarely crash (that's a fact, not an opinion), has multiple podiums( including monaco where he qualified and finished 3rd ) and is a consistent point scorer when the car is good.
Tsunoda hasn't showed 1/3 of what Ocon did in his career.
@@quentinhirschfeld9382 you're right but i am also biased, i think ocon's an egotistical dick who defends like a lion against his teammates because the thought of being overtaken by them is scary
@@quentinhirschfeld9382yes ocon is good but I feel he has reached his peak but yoki there is still a lot of potential
Remember guys, 2021 Abu Dhabi final race Yuki Tsunoda was P4, on his rookie season
My theory is that Yuki is a redbull driver on paper, but to team management he's just a means to getting a better deal with Honda. I wouldn't be surprised if we get an American in the racing bulls once they switch to Ford or at least a driver related to their UK endeavors.
Maybe an indycar driver moving over to F1? Then they would have that American connection?
Agree
You said something like Yuki isn’t good enough to replace Fernando which I agree but if they lose Fernando nobody on that level will go to Aston they will have to go more potential which Yuki is
I think they have the pull to get a driver that is of a higher calibre than Yuki. I could see them convincing a Sainz or Albon that they are going to get better
I agree, Yuki’s talents would probably be put to the best use in an upper midfield team. He’s got the raw pace, qualifying speed, and consistency to perform well in a team like AM, but top team pressure from RedBull wouldn’t fare him well. I hope other teams on the grid recognize Yuki’s talents, i want to see him to stay on the grid. Unfortunately I think many of us know the inevitable end to his career may be coming whether he performs well or not.
@@NotApplicableF1😂 how is Albon a high caliber driver
@@NotApplicableF1how is even Allbon higher and better than yuki?
Tsunoda or Sainz should be Red Bull’s 2nd driver but Sainz has the calibre of being a 1st driver so he should probably move to Mercedes (bad take). Tsunoda and Mac look in a very good relationship whenever watching Red Bull videos. That partnership could be key.
I think max would love Yuki as a teammate, but there’s just something that tells me Yuki won’t get the move up
@@NotApplicableF1Hornet ???
@@NotApplicableF1Horner ???
Pérez > Tsunoda, change my mind!
To figure out where Yuki could go, you have to consider the whole market. Sainz is in need of a seat so the first free seat will probably go to him. Perez would probably swap with anyone RedBull switches him out for, unless it’s Sainz in which case he also gets the first possible seat available. You also have to consider the tons of drivers that could be coming next season; Bearman, Antonelli, Iwasa, etc. This is why most likely, Yuki will unfortunately not end up in a top 10 seat next year, and even leaving RB is a huge risk with all the rookie drivers.
I think the issues with yuki comes from the RB side’s relationship with Honda, he was brought in to help with relations with Honda but Honda pulling out and then coming back with Aston, I wouldn’t be surprised if they don’t put him the RB
Yuki stepped up last season to be better.
Anywhere is okay with me as long as he has a seat ToT He's looking very solid from last year and so far this year.
The problem might be that he might not be able to handle the pressure, like what happened to Gasly and Albon
I think he could be at VCARB long term as a final boss that the incoming driver thinks they can use a stepping stone to look good and get in RBR but then gets assassinated by Yuki's speed. Lawson is going to lose to him next year and then Marco tries another driver.
If I was Williams or Audi, I would try to grab him, he's young, hungry and exciting, he would be an improvement over at least one of their current drivers.
Lawson showed Yuki who's boss last year.
He beat him at SUZUKA with tremendous race-craft on the first lap, scored points after making it to Q3 in Singapore, finished ahead of him in Zandvoort (first race and first time he raced an F1 car with inter tires) and was extremely close to him ,in qualifying with 0 prep.
To put into perspective, Tsunoda massively underperformed during 2/3 of his first F1 season.
You have short memory, Lawson > Tsunoda everyday.
Red Bull management sees Yuki as Honda's driver. As Honda is leaving the team, vacant seat need to be open for FORD's preference. This is many Japanese fan see.
Who would ford want to see in F1?
Ford aren’t even making the powertrains, just assisting with the electrical system
@@NotApplicableF1 Not sure. But definitely not Yuki.
When I look at Yuki‘s f1 career, I know for me one thing stands out and that’s how long he was given at that junior team and how things coincide with the Honda contract for the engines. Plus, I don’t recall ever seeing a driver take as long as it took for Yuki to develop at that team as they usually are pretty quick to throw people out if they’re not doing well unfortunately, after as many years as Yuki’s been at that team, I have a feeling for him to actually grow as a driver he’s going to need to leave and personally I feel like he’s there to appease the engine manufacturer Honda. Yuki had a few rough seasons early on even publicly said he didn’t like going to the gym. He didn’t like working out and all of that stuff at one point, but was kept at the team, I think it’s mainly a sponsorship thing for him as to why they keep him. I want him to break free though and be able to grow as a driver. for some reason, I picture picture him and Pierre teaming up again somewhere as they were great teammates
You don’t have to like working out to be a good athlete…
Tsunoda will definitely move to Aston
Yuki is only 24. He hasnt even reached his prime yet. I think the best thing for him would be to do 1 more year at rb then pivot in 2026 where there will be more options
I mean, It is gonna take a whole lot of good performances to convince red bull, we will see where this goes!!
I can’t see a world where he gets in alongside max
@@NotApplicableF1 I can see a future where he is driving for aston
If he can't get a seat at Red Bull or Aston, another year at RB, then a switch to Aston for 2026. By then Alonso/Stroll may have moved on and he can cement himself in the team and build a championship winning car with... Adrian Newey?
I also think the "temperament" debate is overblown. Nothing he says over the radio is worse than any other driver, and he's never tried to hit another driver (Max has) or shove them off track (Seb has).
Do you think Aston will really be able to convince Newey? If they can it would be amazing
@NotApplicableF1 They definitely have the money. And it's certainly a good challenge. I think Newey can be convinced.
@@Comrade_Jasonnot to mention Ocon’s, Mazepins dangerous reputation and Strolls boneheaded moves.
How about yuki to alpine and ocon to Mercedes 25 driver lineup
Why not
What a dream come true for Ocon!
Why would Yuki go from a bad car to the absolute worst one
And we know he will follow the Honda engine...which means Astroll Martin
But only an accident can move Lance out of that seat, but imagine Yuki and Max in AM from 2026 onwards
Toto regrets not getting Max in 2015 so much that he will bring Antonelli next year, use the whole 2025 as test season and then start fresh in 2026
@@8tonystark8 i think that antonelli will be at williams for the first few seasons assuming he’s ready to move up by the time this F2 season is over, but there’s stiff competition right now so idk if that’ll even happen
Yuki is a total character and I really like his driving style and the grit he has, he also seems to be completely incapable of behaving rationally at times. If he had pulled that weird cool down lap trick on another car I am pretty sure the FIA would have destroyed him. He is the classic flashes of brilliance on the knife edge to disaster kind of driver and I wonder if he will end up being very dangerous if he can't calm down. That all makes him a huge liability to a team, especially if the team can't trust him to keep his cool.
I think DR being a better commercial option for RBR is a big factor, it makes that emotionality in the team more justifiable. His popularity in the USA is also not a bad upside given F1 sycophantically chasing the US market.
intil 2018 it also was said that max was to aggressive so
Except Max had a driving style based on hand, eye, foot coordination and amazing feel for short corners asw ell as the surface of the road, who had showed legendary performances.
Tsunoda is just an averagely good F1 driver.
@@quentinhirschfeld9382 i don’t compare him whit max but ja can’t say anything about it because he’s stil young
RB/AT is/was a honey pot. Easy to fall in, hard to get out. I can't really see an obvious team for him....
It’s definitely going to be tough five Yuki to find a spot elsewhere
Feels like hypocrisy from the RB camp, a certain 3 time works champion also has his temper issues
Honestly the only reason this is even a debate is because Riccardo is a media darling. He hasn't had a good season since he was with Renault. If Perez can be consistent this season, fair enough, but if he has another collapse - Yuki is an obvious alternative.
Maybe mercedes takes up juki til 26
AM. I think Lance will go. Sick of being the internet's favourite football
in a restaurant I think
Neither Yuki not Daniel are fit for a Red Bull seat, sorry. Daniel should also make place for Liam, the magic has gone for the Aussie. And about RB: Kick Perez out and take Sainz, Alonso, Norris, Piastri or even Albon... The latter was so close for a top podium until Hammie decided to ram him out of the race!
Albon did get podiums later in 2020
@@joshuabeckham2387 I said "Top"... 😎
What more would you expect from a driver in the RB to show he is worthy of a top seat.
Q3 3/4 times two points finished in the first 4 races where the top 10 positions are usually locked out, and demolishing his team mate.
Formula E
Not indycar?
Honda dictate where Yuki drives, end of story.
Lets face the swaps in 2025 what i think
Rebull: Max verstapen and Carlos Sains
Ferari: Charles Lecerc and Lewis Hamilton
Merc: Yuki Tsunod and George russel
MClaren: Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri
Astin martin: Lance Stroll and Fernando Alonso
VCARB: Liam Lawson and Checo Perez
Haas: Nico Hulkenburg and Kevin Magnsusen
Williams: Alax Albon and Logan Sargeant
Kick souber: Valtteri Bottas and Ollie Bearman
Alpine: Pierre Gasly and Estaban Ocon
Interesting
it's Verstappen not verstapen! And it's Tsunodas not Tsunod!
Very interesting… I have a vid coming soon so won’t say too much
there are like 12 more typos in it@@daphneschuring5810
Interesting...Yuki to Merc tho is waaaaay too outlandish when you start considering Yuki is a Honda works driver
none, when his restaurant is built he is gone with his dream fulfilled, while on the other side his fellow drivers are still dreaming for a WDC until Max, Lewis and Nando are gone.
Good point, a nice restaurant and Yuki is easily distracted
There's simple aspect people forget,.... marketing. These F1 teams will always consider the potential of a driver to bring in money. This is in part the reason why Checo is still in RB as he brings in a south American market
That ain't true no one cares for Checo , people only care for the #1 driver verstappen
@@christiancarlo117 then you don't really pay as close attention to the fine details of the sport. Just do some extra research you'll understand his market value in the South American market. And he is also loved in the team
@Ogole-oye If he's so valuable, redbull would've offered a contract extension. He's an average driver in a top-tier car.
Government benefits 😂😂😂
this is why it really bugs me that red bull has a straight up feeder team that will never ever be competitive
I haven't watched the video yet, but I can only see Tsunoda's career going in one trajectory:
One more year at RB with Lawson as a teammate, and then a one-year contract at RBR if he trounces Lawson (which I don't think he will), or out of F1/a "bad" F1 team like Haas or Alpine if he doesn't
i see yuki continuing being in f1 in general as a win
Yuki will destroy Lawson
@@sonypd9842 they have five races as teammates already and Yuki finished ahead of Lawson only once out of the three they both finished (and that was when Lawson chucked it in T1 in Qatar), and one of those was Suzuka, Yuki's best known track and a track that rewards tyre management (aka experience in F1)
Yuki obviously had a lot of bad luck in those five races but you're either seriously underrating Lawson or overrating Tsunoda
@@sonypd9842 Yuki will likely beat him but destroy? i don’t think so.
I think it's time to Yuki open restaurant like he said in interviews view years ago .
I'm sorry but his penalty in Spain was bullshit, one of the most unfair penalty i ever saw, should i remember you that Max did the same thing to Sainz lap 1 but even worst, the only difference is that Sainz lift and didn't throw himself outside the track before crying at the radio like a crybaby.
Meanwhile Russell cut the corner first lap and gap 5 place didn't get a penalty.
And Ocon did one of the most dangerous defending on Alonso in the straight line, 300km/h+ and didn't get a penalty either.
Tsunoda penalty was a joke, what garbage driver crybaby Zhou did is like footballer who dive and roll 6 time on the ground then ask for a foul.
The Tsunoda glazers easily forgot that his first rookie season was a complete, total and utter disappointment in every aspect possible, he was given much more time than most driver at that team.
While i will not take anything away from him, it is good to recall that Lawson bat him with 0 preparation and that De Vries wasn't even given a full season to prove himself.
Data wise, Ricciardo was also faster than him race pace wise laster year (as crazy as it seems).
It's his temperament. Look at so many drivers. They're almost inhumanly level headed. Oscar P is a great example. Nothing seems to phase him. Yuki needs to find a way to stop caring so much. Then he could be the greatest Japanese driver ever, and one of the best full stop. If nothing else, he weighs nothing! 😂😂😂
Max during his Toro Rosso days, Vettel in Ferrari, George in Williams and Kimi Raikkonen
Don’t forget Maldonado, Grosjean, Rosberg, Alonso, Schumacher, Senna, Raikonnen, Montoya, all of them had their temperamental moments.
I don't think he's well liked on a personal basis. His conversation with the team sounds really cold and he acts up and swears a lot. There's more to being on a team than raw talent.
Liam lawson is a better driver , the only reason Tsunoda is in the seat is because of Honda ....
if he goes to williams, its the tallest and shortest together 🫶🫶