Why Tsunoda Needs to Leave Red Bull

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  • @Phoon996
    @Phoon996 Месяц назад +1468

    The perfect fit for him is to partner Alonso at Aston Martin. But go tell that to papa Stroll

    • @The_ZeroLine
      @The_ZeroLine Месяц назад +40

      Exactly. So, the odds are very low. Even if Alonso leaves, AM will sign Sainz because they’ll want a big name at the team and Merc is going to sign Kimi. If Alonso leaves it’ll be for RB. So, he won’t even get an interim chance there. That leaves maybe Sauber or Alpine and I just can’t see Alpine picking up Yuki instead of keeping their French lineup.

    • @davicee.
      @davicee. Месяц назад +81

      @@The_ZeroLine AM isn't impossible. Honda is and will continue to pressure Aston to sign Tsunoda for 2026 especially

    • @stu8758
      @stu8758 Месяц назад +21

      @@The_ZeroLine The whole reason Yuki is with RB is because he's a Honda guy, Honda will give Lance Snr an ultimatum by 2026

    • @The_ZeroLine
      @The_ZeroLine Месяц назад +4

      @@davicee.I love Yuki, but how do we know Honda is pressuring them? Sainz has more Japanese fans than Yuki. So, it’s not like the country will be demanding they put him on the team and Honda will want the best line up possible. So, unless they force Stroll out, they’ll want Sainz before Yuki if Alonso leaves and if Stroll leaves, I’m betting Honda would prefer Alonso and Sainz until Alonso retires. So, Yuki needs to stay put for a while.

    • @The_ZeroLine
      @The_ZeroLine Месяц назад +6

      Just a note: I find it silly folks upvote comments saying what they’d like to happen but dislike those saying what’s most likely. I want Max to have FA as a teammate or FA + Yuki at AM, but I know the odds don’t favor it.

  • @emmanuelsengo684
    @emmanuelsengo684 Месяц назад +890

    I think Yuki would be a good fit for the second seat at Aston Martin for 2026, but only if Lawrence Stroll has the courage to tell his son to kindly fuck off

    • @stu8758
      @stu8758 Месяц назад +50

      Honda will give daddy Stroll an ultimatum no doubt about that

    • @diegoemanuel8641
      @diegoemanuel8641 Месяц назад +16

      Just send him to WEC

    • @pliiatz7534
      @pliiatz7534 Месяц назад

      My son, be kind and f*ck off.

    • @gpaje
      @gpaje Месяц назад +6

      Honda already signed, which means Stroll already agreed to that.

    • @AndrewTSq
      @AndrewTSq Месяц назад +5

      Stroll could be Yukus stepdad or adopt him as his son.

  • @tk03_85
    @tk03_85 Месяц назад +322

    Honestly, my biggest fear is that Yuki will get pushed out of the sport like Kobayashi did.
    He’s evolving into a pretty similar driver on track, and even said some of his moves this week were inspired by Kobayashi.
    It’d be a shame to lose two good Japanese drivers the same way.

    • @quentinhirschfeld9382
      @quentinhirschfeld9382 Месяц назад +8

      It would be sad, but honestly, he doesn't has much potential as Bearman, Antonelli, Lawson,...

    • @tk03_85
      @tk03_85 Месяц назад +96

      @@quentinhirschfeld9382 Those drivers also haven’t had a full season in f1 yet. I like what I’ve seen from Lawson and Bearman, but look at where DeVries was in 2022.
      Yuki’s still young enough to pass as a rookie, so it’s not like he’s age limited. He’ll still be growing just like any rookie that comes in.

    • @stake-harley
      @stake-harley Месяц назад +8

      @@quentinhirschfeld9382 there's other f2 drivers, like oh idk, the current title protagonists?

    • @punishunext5148
      @punishunext5148 Месяц назад +1

      There are 2 up and coming Japanese drivers to replace him

    • @davicee.
      @davicee. Месяц назад +37

      @@quentinhirschfeld9382Lawson is lowkey overrated, definitely less special than Antonelli and Bearman + Tsunoda was better in F2 & F3 than Lawson

  • @laurierastogi3512
    @laurierastogi3512 Месяц назад +824

    Tsunoda for me has been the best midfield driver of the season.

    • @Li-lj7cd
      @Li-lj7cd Месяц назад +8

      There are better midfield drivers like ocon, gasly, Albon etc…

    • @davicee.
      @davicee. Месяц назад +1

      ​Brother you need to read properly. THIS SEASON. ​@@Li-lj7cd

    • @davicee.
      @davicee. Месяц назад

      Brother it literally said this season ​@@Li-lj7cd

    • @user-yp9ki8cn6u
      @user-yp9ki8cn6u Месяц назад +68

      @@Li-lj7cd Ocon ? really ?
      I mean Gasly or Albon is arguable, but Ocon?

    • @cliffthelightning
      @cliffthelightning Месяц назад +29

      @@Li-lj7cd Gasly and Ocon wouldn't even be in the sport if Alpine wasn't simping for french drivers.

  • @matthewthompson3300
    @matthewthompson3300 Месяц назад +281

    Don't get why people don't rate Yuki, guy has been performing so well and doing what he needs to to do, being up there fighting for points and beating his teammate but still people don't think he's good enough to be in F1. Bet you if Riccardo was doing what Yuki is doing then everyone will say he should be in that Red Bull.

    • @shinji8662
      @shinji8662 Месяц назад +54

      Lando beating Daniel: Wow, What a fantastic driver Lando is!!
      Yuki beating Daniel: Yuki is gabage

    • @Pepe-dq2ib
      @Pepe-dq2ib Месяц назад +7

      Doesn't Ricc also have the better car?

    • @quentinhirschfeld9382
      @quentinhirschfeld9382 Месяц назад +6

      @@shinji8662
      1) Not comparable, Norris was often over half a second quicker than Ricciardo in qualifying and LITERALLY destroyed him race pace and race craft wise (Norris took 7 podiums, Ricciardo 1, he also had 1 pole and scored something like double the points, which is insane given the more you go high in the hierarchy the more it's difficult to score more % percentage than your teammate).
      2) Norris is a truly great driver.
      He has, soft inputs, incredible feel for the tires (one of the best tire whisperer on the grid and he can do so while remaining fast) and incredible one lap pace.
      He established himself against drivers like Sainz and Piastri, while Yuki completely failed to do any impression against Gasly (except perhaps in the latter 2022, but Gasly was leaving the team).
      Tsunoda on the other hand is all about reflexes and late braking, he also relies on the others' drivers abilities to avoid crashes in order to craft his races.

    • @thetidycookie6713
      @thetidycookie6713 Месяц назад +12

      @@Pepe-dq2ib Leave him alone. He's a Riccardo fanboy.

    • @Pepe-dq2ib
      @Pepe-dq2ib Месяц назад +3

      @@quentinhirschfeld9382 implying Gasly stopped driving on his last year? Is Sainz and Lewis also not driving on the last team season now or perhaps Yuki caught up to Gasly and continued to improve.

  • @malibu_rum
    @malibu_rum Месяц назад +128

    Outperforming multiple teammates ✅
    Pure content factory and popularity with younger fans ✅
    Undeniable raw talent and race pace ✅
    Shown growth and maturity with his racing this year ✅
    What's not to like about Yuki? I would give him a shot if I were one of the bosses at a top team.

    • @ahhmm5381
      @ahhmm5381 Месяц назад +2

      What race pace?

    • @2MuckinFuch
      @2MuckinFuch Месяц назад +1

      Undeniable raw talent and race pace ❌

    • @erikahuxley
      @erikahuxley Месяц назад

      Alot of it come down to money and marketing potential.

    • @BB_The_Impaler
      @BB_The_Impaler Месяц назад

      He is an asshole and treats people like dogshit?

    • @ernestogasulla7763
      @ernestogasulla7763 Месяц назад

      Danny Ric is more popular on Netflix.
      Seriously, that makes all the difference.

  • @JH-pj8ld
    @JH-pj8ld Месяц назад +150

    Yuki is like the stepchild who always gets good grades but never get the same love, no matter what he does. If Daniel suddenly awakens and match Yuki, it would be Ricciardo and Lawson at RB next year.

    • @Lora_Beolab
      @Lora_Beolab Месяц назад +3

      always get's good grades? look at 2021 and 2022

    • @donbrashsux
      @donbrashsux Месяц назад +1

      Dan is the yawn 🫢

    • @haydenw8691
      @haydenw8691 Месяц назад +1

      More like the kid that just gets an average passing grade regardless of how easy or hard the test is.

    • @LeoKinhg
      @LeoKinhg Месяц назад +8

      ​@@Lora_Beolab He did great with that shitty car.

  • @tak8261
    @tak8261 Месяц назад +196

    If you look back at the past 10 or so races, he has been by far the best "best of the rest" driver, even better than Albon who was by far the highest rated midfield driver in 2023 to that point. As Tommy from P1 said, if Daniel had been getting the results that Yuki has, he would be the clear frontrunner for that 2nd Redbull seat so I do feel sorry for Yuki but just proves F1 isn't always just about being fast.
    I fully agree he should start looking elsewhere, and he should not be let down by the fact that maybe Redbull aren't regarding him too highly. I personally think he should just stick it out with RB until end of 2025 unless for some miracle there is a seat available from the top 5 teams (I guess most likely is Stroll getting dropped, but even that is very unlikely), as probably RB is the best team out of the bottom 5 and he is obviously very comfortable there as well so he's got the best shot of delivering the best results.
    In 2026, maybe that's when he realistically has a shot at a move to Aston, or if not, there still could be options at a team like Alpine or Audi, which wouldn't be bad options. Maybe Williams as suggested in the video if they are able to show more signs of progress (though that's clearly not going very well so far). He would be 25 years old in the 2026 season, so he is still young and can spend a couple years to test and show his true potential so he doesn't need to feel pressured to have to make a big move immediately.

    • @Lamlerongy
      @Lamlerongy Месяц назад +2

      Merc doesn't seem to have any news on their second driver for 2025 yet...
      Long shot but in my mind entirely possible

    • @henrik1743
      @henrik1743 Месяц назад

      Tldr

    • @Warrioruk
      @Warrioruk Месяц назад

      Spot on comment.

  • @aaasss-lv6nl
    @aaasss-lv6nl Месяц назад +45

    Tsunoda would thrive alongside Albon at Williams, young ambitious team with prospects to climb the grid, a great mentor in Vowles and a co operative teammate in albon

  • @supertouring22
    @supertouring22 Месяц назад +80

    I am glad he is getting some recognition here. He is growing all the time and, in a good seat, could pull a few suprises.

    • @Axxel720
      @Axxel720 Месяц назад +3

      growing everywhere except height lmao

  • @nagasako7
    @nagasako7 Месяц назад +53

    Love how he's passionate. He thanked his pit crew while driving out. Also he isn't afraid to cuss out teammate orders.

  • @Carlos-ln8fd
    @Carlos-ln8fd Месяц назад +46

    He was so good in Japan. He deserves so much better.

    • @ahhmm5381
      @ahhmm5381 Месяц назад +2

      Does he? He hasn't had a good season yet, and his race pace has not been impressive.

    • @ghouldrops
      @ghouldrops Месяц назад +6

      ​@@ahhmm5381 Considering he's gotten good finishes like P10 and P7 in a garbage car in the last Grands Prix that is considered an actual good job.

    • @ahhmm5381
      @ahhmm5381 Месяц назад +3

      @@ghouldrops Do you really expect anyone to take you seriously when you only use the last two races as evidence?
      Its performance over a season that counts, and he simply hasn't done this.

  • @williamhobbs4202
    @williamhobbs4202 Месяц назад +87

    With RB, Ferrari, Mclaren, Mercedes and Fernando Alonso taking up the top 9 there is essentially 1 point up for grabs every weekend, unless any of them DNF, and it's actually creating a really exciting battle between 5 teams for 1 point

    • @harrisonlenan4424
      @harrisonlenan4424 Месяц назад +19

      With stoll b fighting for that 1 point with bottom 5 teams.haha

    • @Pepe-dq2ib
      @Pepe-dq2ib Месяц назад +2

      ​@@harrisonlenan4424ouch 😂

    • @2MuckinFuch
      @2MuckinFuch Месяц назад

      No, that 1 point battle isn't exciting at all lmao

  • @JEL5150
    @JEL5150 Месяц назад +34

    Yuki is entertaining as hell. Would love to see him in a better car

  • @gregd806
    @gregd806 Месяц назад +87

    Yuki out here doing a Kind of quiet Max Verstappen impression:
    Yeeting all his Competition...

  • @FoodFighter46
    @FoodFighter46 Месяц назад +8

    Reminder, Honda has promised FULL suppport towards Yuki Tsunoda to make him the first Japanese champion winner, no matter what it takes (even not a Honda engine driver)

  • @themanwithsauce
    @themanwithsauce Месяц назад +43

    Gasly has mentioned in some interviews and his column on The Players' Tribune that Red Bull never lets you forget your past mistakes if you're trying for the Red Bull seat properly. Especially if they are eyeing up another talent and they haven't made those same mistakes yet. I think Yuki's story with RB ends the same way as Gasly - they'll gladly take him to drive the AT but I agree - he's not getting the RB seat unless Max AND Checo both leave suddenly. Tsunoda would probably do quite well at a different team where he isn't saddled with the baggage behind the scenes of his early career immaturity.

    • @haniotis3421
      @haniotis3421 Месяц назад

      It's Honda and he's Japanese. They won't let him walk so easily.

  • @marcelodcs1
    @marcelodcs1 Месяц назад +79

    I really want to see Yuki grow.

  • @muhidnaveed2617
    @muhidnaveed2617 Месяц назад +38

    he needs to go aston and potentially compete for podiums and maybe wins

    • @lucid-eclipze571
      @lucid-eclipze571 Месяц назад +2

      It would makes sense with the Aston Martin and honda relationship coming in 2026

    • @MrSilverfish12
      @MrSilverfish12 Месяц назад

      @@lucid-eclipze571 his only hope at Aston is for Alonso to to go to Merc or RedBull. There´s no way Lawrence is ditching his son

    • @jjharson7344
      @jjharson7344 Месяц назад

      @@MrSilverfish12 I dunno, I think Strulovitch Snr realises Alonso still has it in spades, especially after the last couple of races, and let's face it Russell is quick, (just look at his history in to the sport and who he has beaten in equal machinery) it's the Merc/car he drives that's not, (you can see that both Merc drivers are wringing the neck out of that car), Alonso is cool as cucumber, calculating and a very tactically aware driver who knows exactly what outcomes he can make behind him by driving his car "strategically" (and yes I do think drivers s/b be allowed to do this) controlled Russells race pace and position almost, which Lawrence knows makes Alonso an absolute top tier of a driver and without him Aston Martin would be fighting for 8th position in the Constructer championship, and not battling for 3rd. There's already been speculation about Lance leaving, so I wouldn't be so sure. one thing is for sure, if Honda do buy out AM - Vitchtits will be dropped like a hot potato....

  • @malvinelpinnoy
    @malvinelpinnoy Месяц назад +24

    Yuki is in top 10 this season, way past Ricciardo but everybody wont acknowledge that. I bet it would've been different if he wasn't Asian

    • @dragosstanciu9866
      @dragosstanciu9866 Месяц назад

      Oh come on! What about Albon? He is acknowledged already as a good driver.

    • @malvinelpinnoy
      @malvinelpinnoy Месяц назад +9

      @@dragosstanciu9866 are you being sarcastic? Get a grip! You know well it's not the same given Albon's father is a white British former race car driver, which makes Albon's circumstances totally different. People like you recklessly type comments while looking the other way, proving my exact point!

    • @strangeplum8563
      @strangeplum8563 28 дней назад

      Yea I really think Yuki has to be in Aston Martin maybe then they could have a chance of winning the Championship if only the Red Bull had a howler season

  • @zenbamboo7978
    @zenbamboo7978 Месяц назад +55

    Ah, Yuki. I've been backing that firecracker since 2022. And my GOD am I thriving off seeing him in Q3 and getting two back-to-back points finishes, sure, it's only what 7 points BUT he's partnered with Daniel, he's in a sell-out team. It's actually hecking brilliant.
    I think, when Honda starts making tracks, they'll somehow convince Lawrence to jack in his position and take vitchtits out. Or they'll force him out and say "You wanted us, our condition is Yuki" and make him have to pull Lance.
    Either way, I just want him to focus on now and keep up his momentum because seeing him do well - and seeing him acknowledge his childish outburst in Bahrain - solidifies to me I'm backing a good driver - Not outstanding or great - but good.

    • @captainross4706
      @captainross4706 Месяц назад +5

      What would he have to do in that Vcarb to be considered a great driver? Beat his team mate 4-0 in qually? Get into q3 lots of times? Score all of the teams points?

    • @Jout8-re1ij
      @Jout8-re1ij Месяц назад

      For me he seems like preatty good mid-field driver. The highest team he can reach in his career seems to be Aston Martin, when his good mid-field driver.

  • @jeffodabear
    @jeffodabear Месяц назад +6

    I really like Yuli and have since his first year. I hope to see him given every opportunity to succeed to see what he can really do

  • @solo_wing_pixy_fan7367
    @solo_wing_pixy_fan7367 Месяц назад +21

    Yuki to aston would be pretty easy if the windowlicker leaves.

  • @NickABQQm
    @NickABQQm Месяц назад +19

    I don't know mate.
    Both Albon and Gasly that left RB for good are now at the back of the grid.

    • @Boyllc
      @Boyllc Месяц назад +3

      Yeah I think it’s a better option to hold on to redbull for as long as possible

    • @Pepe-dq2ib
      @Pepe-dq2ib Месяц назад +7

      ​@@Boyllc but they have a better chance to still be driving past 2025.

    • @ahhmm5381
      @ahhmm5381 Месяц назад +4

      Sainz ended up at Ferrari...

    • @Boyllc
      @Boyllc Месяц назад

      @@ahhmm5381 only to get fired…

    • @erikahuxley
      @erikahuxley Месяц назад +3

      Debatable, but they're a lot happier away form that toxic environment and not having Markko as their boss.

  • @azizhusseinz2083
    @azizhusseinz2083 Месяц назад +7

    Yuki is single handedly carrying the car to Q3 consistently. Imagine what he can do in AM. I know it's gonna be a hard path but in Japan he shows in a lower level car he can keep Stroll behind, I think the investor of AM will notice it. But the other problem in AM, I think they need to keep the champion driver in their seat to show off the confidence so Yuki is their third option after Alonso and Sainz.

  • @ghepardogts
    @ghepardogts Месяц назад +12

    I’m glad I’m not the only one thinking this. Honda, take this guy to Aston Martin, please.

  • @SS-sj4ns
    @SS-sj4ns Месяц назад +10

    Yuki is a excellent driver, it's just the car that not so fast

  • @pliiatz7534
    @pliiatz7534 Месяц назад +12

    In Formula 1, sometimes, results alone aren't always enough to get you into a better seat even if you deserve it. - yeah, tell that to Kamui Kobayashi.

  • @Gadarinco
    @Gadarinco Месяц назад +3

    Tsunoda's great run has continued from last season and still going!

  • @Theotheradamyouknow
    @Theotheradamyouknow Месяц назад +57

    Question: Did DTS save Danny Ric's F1 career?

    • @phestolive5412
      @phestolive5412 Месяц назад +9

      i honestly think Horner saved Danny Ric, and he somewhat proved himself and gave himself and others hope that he has still got it when he drove the Red bull (maybe it suits him and he actually would be good in it i don't know i don't see the data), i think Danny is Horner's favorite driver and that's what got him that seat.

    • @justinburley8659
      @justinburley8659 Месяц назад +10

      No, Horner prolonged his career

    • @zestylem0n
      @zestylem0n Месяц назад +5

      More like resurrected the corpse of it

    • @peterfighter
      @peterfighter Месяц назад +1

      More like destroyed. DTS premiered in 2019 and this is where Ricciardo's career began to crumble.

    • @richardw3052
      @richardw3052 Месяц назад +4

      He stuck around long enough for his talent to run out with the whole world watching.

  • @StevenQ74
    @StevenQ74 Месяц назад +36

    Yuki is more than a Honda driver than a Red Bull driver anyway

  • @kanan1361
    @kanan1361 Месяц назад +3

    I totally agree. I hope Yuki gets a chance at least for a half season run with the RBR like Gasly did, but in reality, I don’t think Horner would consider him as Checo’s replacement.
    If Alonso moved to Merc, then maybe Yuki can grab that second seat at Aston.🤔

  • @spark6669
    @spark6669 Месяц назад +9

    Best case scenario for Yuki, Alonso retires by 2025, Tsunoda goes to Aston Martin with that full backing of Honda. Another driver to slam stroll in his own team

  • @blakebarone1809
    @blakebarone1809 Месяц назад +17

    I firmly disagree about three tiers, to me, there are four clear tiers:
    1) Red Bull
    2) merc, Ferrari, McLaren and Nando
    3) Stroll
    4) the rest

    • @TOdSO
      @TOdSO Месяц назад

      windowlicker

  • @prettynpetty8342
    @prettynpetty8342 8 дней назад

    Yuki has had the biggest arc out of every driver. His mindet has changed so much. I really see him evolving into a leader for any team that truly wants to invest in him and not keep him as a money chip. He deserves better for all the work he's put in.

  • @seanhu73
    @seanhu73 Месяц назад +4

    If aramco buys Aston. Then Yuki can join Aston. And we can see him team up Alonso. What a line up!

  • @michaelwallace1861
    @michaelwallace1861 Месяц назад +6

    Aramco buys out Stroll is the best hope for Yuki.
    There's nowhere else to go.

  • @neosonixyz
    @neosonixyz Месяц назад +4

    I hope (and reckon) Honda have an agreement with Aston where they have to field Yuki

    • @d9zirable
      @d9zirable Месяц назад +2

      The agreement better state that Lance Stroll will bugger off

  • @Uzair_Of_Babylon465
    @Uzair_Of_Babylon465 Месяц назад +2

    Great video keep it up you're doing amazing things 😁😀

  • @albanogaspar1896
    @albanogaspar1896 Месяц назад

    Hi Aldas, great video and content as always. Love the constant presence of context in your content. As great as Yuki is nowadays, to your point, unless Honda backs him up past 2025, I think he'd be a great fit in indycar as a honda driver. With great results there, it could also put him back on the "top" driver market back to F1. Plus, given his age, that could get him a path similar to that of Takuma Sato who most people forget was an mid field driver back in his f1 days. Look at him now.

  • @SanchezS1998
    @SanchezS1998 Месяц назад +3

    I think Yuki would be a great fit for AM if rumors are true that Aramco isn’t happy with Lance’s performance. It would satisfy both Aramco and Honda interests to have Tsunoda so long as Yuki can keep his temper under control.

  • @jeffcanfixit
    @jeffcanfixit Месяц назад +1

    Thanks Aldas‼️ 👍👍🏁

  • @racing1000
    @racing1000 Месяц назад +2

    I think George + Yuki at Mercedes is the best pairing. It is of the same philosophy as Lando + Oscar at McLaren and look at the success of that.

  • @__-lt4hm
    @__-lt4hm Месяц назад +3

    I totally agree. There is very little chance he will be in a Red Bull. Having him next to his Idol, Alonso, before he retires would be nice, but that is highly unlikely due to Lance. I would like to see him pair up with Alex or Carlos to see where he stacks up. Either way, his best option, it seems, is to go to Aston Martin.

  • @ccramit
    @ccramit Месяц назад +2

    If he can get his temper under control, he could be a solid No. 2 at a top 3 team. Not a Russell or Piastri level second driver, but a solid one. It just seems like races go well for him, but the second a mechanical issue arises or someone races him a bit on the edge, he just loses his wits and temper and his race unfolds.

  • @RonaldJapenga
    @RonaldJapenga Месяц назад +8

    Horrible advice. Yuki is doing stellar at RB and is their #1 driver. He's becoming more and more reliable and he doesn't have to worry about being replaced any time soon.
    He won't go to any of the top team so his other choices are teams that have been less consistent in performance than RB.

  • @thokoZ
    @thokoZ Месяц назад +6

    It’s looking more likely that Perez might keep his redbull seat. If he continues to beat Daniel throughout the season, and redbull really has promised Lawson a seat, Daniel gets replaced, otherwise redbull will look unserious if they let the quicker driver go. But even then, it seems like when yuki beats a driver, it’s looked at as the other driver underperforming instead.
    I’d like to see him at Aston Martin, but I don’t know if Honda would give Aston(stroll) an ultimatum that they’d accept. Or if Alonso maybe moves on for instance

    • @quentinhirschfeld9382
      @quentinhirschfeld9382 Месяц назад +3

      It is a fact, Lawson beat him with 0 preparation.

    • @sonypd9842
      @sonypd9842 Месяц назад +2

      @@quentinhirschfeld9382rubbish. A reserve drivers has heaps of prep. He was outqualified by Yuki and only scored points in Singapore as 5 potential drivers retired. Cope harder 😂

  • @ultramariogod
    @ultramariogod Месяц назад +3

    Is not that he doesn't deserve the seat in Red Bull, is just Red Bull doesn't deserve him

  • @AcManoloxkasha
    @AcManoloxkasha Месяц назад +2

    We Need a Alonso X Yuki Tsunoda Combination

  • @c0mplex564
    @c0mplex564 Месяц назад

    RamsayF1 back at it with more quality content!

  • @luismireles8313
    @luismireles8313 Месяц назад

    Good analysis on a random topic Aldas!

  • @Grammarlings-cf8yw
    @Grammarlings-cf8yw Месяц назад +7

    Yuki has been a very good driver for a while now, last year he drove really well and it flew under the radar…

    • @Grammarlings-cf8yw
      @Grammarlings-cf8yw Месяц назад +1

      this year he is really showing his skill. And I agree he should go somewhere that will respect him more!

    • @rvx5818
      @rvx5818 Месяц назад +1

      Glad to see someone else noticed this! I was watching him very closely last year- he often was P11 so just out of the points. I've always had full faith in him. ♥

    • @Grammarlings-cf8yw
      @Grammarlings-cf8yw Месяц назад +1

      @@rvx5818 I was frustrated by what seems to me the commentators feeding back from the fans, when they're supposed to be experts. They should have been explaining more forcefully why Tsunoda was doing a great job last year instead of just reflecting twitter opinion. I agree he was out of the points, but very clearly getting the most out of the car - which is all any driver can be expected to do.

  • @the-real-zpero
    @the-real-zpero Месяц назад +5

    Alonso-Tsunoda would be a much better AM lineup than Alonso-Stroll.

  • @LPChipi
    @LPChipi Месяц назад +2

    I think the problem is this:
    1. He hasn't had a proper benchmark. Looking at his teammates, Gasly was the only consistent and stable benchmark, but that was still when Yuki was coming to grips with F1. Then he had Nick, who sucked, Ricciardo, who sucks and Lawson who was a total rookie and actually brought up the heat.
    We're praising Yuki for putting that RB in 10th, but the reality is that we don't _really_ know where that car stands. Maybe if Alonso drove it he could put it in 6th o 7th place. It's hard to meassure because Yuki hasn't had a consistent teammate of proven quality.
    2. While he has improved in his driving, he is still mentally a child who can't be trusted with a top seat. Look at that ridiculous display in Bahrain fighting for 13th, and imagine what would happen if he were alongside Max in a top car. He cannot be trusted and needs to prove otherwise. Yes, he has done better in the last 2 races temper-wise, but that's not enough. He needs to maintan consistency and show maturity throughout a season to earn Red Bull's respect.

  • @ianhynes4378
    @ianhynes4378 Месяц назад +1

    Yuki inarguably is even what I would consider one of the best drivers on the grid in some aspects looking back at his career the race that comes to mind that almost everyone ignores is his amazing defense against Lewis in the 2021 Brazil Sprint keeping him behind for much longer than what he should comparing the good midfield alpha to the jet that was that merc for that race. He also has had many other highlights in his career playing defense in ways that I think are only matched by the champions on the field like Lewis and Alonso. This season he is inarguably in the top 7 drivers on the grid. I really hope he manages to get out and leap frog to Aston and hopefully partner with Alonso and maybe if he continues on this upward trajectory and Aston keeps there trajectory I think we could see him challenge for a WDC. But I say all of this as a partially delusional Yuki die hard fan who still partially rates Riccardo.

  • @kdoodoo
    @kdoodoo Месяц назад +4

    Redbull should give him chance to drive like Mercedes did to George.

    • @exa0247
      @exa0247 Месяц назад

      Hell no, look what happened to the previous 2nd drivers at Red Bull, Gasly and Albon couldn't drive that car and with tsunoda it'll happen the same, Checo is perfect for that seat, he can manage the things Albon and Gasly couldn't, Red Bull don't need to give chance to driver with not too much experience

  • @starcraftyschannel1926
    @starcraftyschannel1926 Месяц назад

    The hints have been there about the VCARB team from day one, Yuki and Dani constantly reassuring us that its totally serious team and not a feeder team...

  • @Cheeseboiger
    @Cheeseboiger 5 дней назад

    It’s such a shame too, because yuki is actually a pretty good and consistent driver, his chances of actually living up to that potential are very slim. The chance of him staying in f1 for long too, are also pretty small. I just hope another team would notice his potential.

  • @The_ZeroLine
    @The_ZeroLine Месяц назад +1

    One very important point you made was the importance Honda puts on loyalty. Whether he goes to AM or not, Honda will ensure he stays in F1.

  • @xGUANdeLUPEx
    @xGUANdeLUPEx Месяц назад +1

    Aston Martin has a seat, or at least they should.
    I think Yuki + Alonso would be a great pairing for them going in to 2026 with Honda.

  • @gregbrown6379
    @gregbrown6379 Месяц назад +3

    Baby Stroll performed exactly as expected from most fans.

  • @nagasako7
    @nagasako7 Месяц назад +3

    Redbull know that there is a chance Yuki is as quick as Max in same car. They're never going to bring him up to RB. The rather have slow driver than Vettel vs Webbah situation.

  • @israfeleugen9183
    @israfeleugen9183 Месяц назад +1

    I just hope Yuki get the oportunity to show what he's made of 👍👍

  • @flackotris223
    @flackotris223 28 дней назад

    They should have him step down to super formula for now. There’s so much young talent

  • @therookieshaker7795
    @therookieshaker7795 Месяц назад +6

    When it comes to the narrative for Yuki it's always the other drivers underperforming rather than him beating them...

    • @andrewf9423
      @andrewf9423 Месяц назад +2

      Same case with 2019 leclerc, and 2021-22 lando

  • @shabazzed
    @shabazzed Месяц назад +3

    stroll could be in the red bull and would still finish out of the pts

    • @leoarevalo6786
      @leoarevalo6786 Месяц назад

      But he wouldn't get sacked because lawrence would buy red bull

  • @QuentinWatt
    @QuentinWatt Месяц назад

    I think Williams would have to get the Honda engine before Yuki goes there.
    I suppose if Laurence is put under any pressure from Honda to have a Japanese Driver, the first thing he'll do is go give Williams a bunch of money and share the Honda engines with that team.

  • @mawile3037
    @mawile3037 Месяц назад

    He's always been rated highly and has always shown that he cares and wants to do well, its his level of maturity that's hurting him, and I dont think that will be so much of an issue going forward, I think he recognizes that he can't blow up every time something goes wrong, and the longer he stays at RB-B the more its obvious and sometimes shit really just doesnt go the way you want it to go

  • @dexterfarai
    @dexterfarai Месяц назад +2

    The Stroll situation complicates everything because the team only has 1 seat to work with every year... I feel like they may give it to Sainz next year

  • @lamontbeadle8281
    @lamontbeadle8281 Месяц назад

    Totally agree. What would be great is if he can beat Stroll over this season in the vcarb.

  • @Mike-fc9bx
    @Mike-fc9bx Месяц назад

    Williams would be tricky for him but Aston would be the best option with Honda coming in 26 and the new factory and stuff that Lawrence stroll has planned for that year.

  • @ttronan
    @ttronan Месяц назад

    With a strong reliability for all the engine makers, it’s a struggle for the lower teams to fight for points. That’s why the new point system needs to be brought in similar to Indy cars I think, where points are given till 15th rank.

  • @christopherchan5245
    @christopherchan5245 Месяц назад

    makes sense. yuki’s one of those drivers who’s great, but not great enough for red bull. and we can’t blame red bull for that either, with sainz available and perez performing to a a decent level as of late. with honda going to AM yuki should make the switch too.
    also funny how we’re getting a bit of deja vu with gasly having a similar problem only a couple years back.

  • @ikabaruguerere
    @ikabaruguerere Месяц назад +1

    I think he should go to Aston Martin and Drive with Alonso for 2026 💪🏼

  • @rnd201
    @rnd201 Месяц назад +2

    The problem is that it's tough to judge Yuki's performance when others in the seat are fucking up. If Gasly was still at RB or Perez got demoted to RB, can you confidently say that Yuki outscore them too? Until there is definitive proof that is the case, no major team will ever consider him a serious candidate. Sad but true state of affairs.

    • @johnlau6749
      @johnlau6749 Месяц назад

      bro, regardless of that, Yuki got to leave Red Bull ASAP. The reality is Yuki completely 4th or 5th pick in red bull 2nd seat

    • @rnd201
      @rnd201 Месяц назад

      @johnlau6749 True, but what I'm trying to say is that he's got no takers based on his performance, even though he is doing well. Aston Martin is the only realistic possibility, that too only if Honda can pay more than papa Stroll feels is worth it to keep Lance.

    • @johnlau6749
      @johnlau6749 Месяц назад

      @@rnd201 but as u said are Honda willing to do that?

  • @ZAINZ00M
    @ZAINZ00M Месяц назад

    “Whatever they’re gonna be called tomorrow “ 💀😂

  • @leefox5596
    @leefox5596 Месяц назад +1

    We all love Yuki 😻

  • @Fail84-nv7qh
    @Fail84-nv7qh Месяц назад

    Tsunoda at Williams sounds quite good, especially if it’s a pairing of him and Antonelli, it gives me some vibe of Sainz and Norris in McLaren.

  • @dexterfarai
    @dexterfarai Месяц назад +2

    I'd like to see Yuki with Audi in 26 alongside Vettel possibly

    • @davicee.
      @davicee. Месяц назад

      Vettel ain't coming back son

  • @halflanding1900
    @halflanding1900 Месяц назад +1

    I’d add a small footnote to your narrative: _Marko has always rated Yuki,_ that’s why he was brought into F1 after just one year of F3 and one year of F2. Honda can’t make RBR do that, it’s Marko’s decision and he doesn’t care about marketing he judges purely on performance. Check out Marko’s comments over the years and he’s always said Yuki is fast he just needs to become consistent.
    It’s _Horner_ who hates Yuki’s guts. Remember the “We got Tsunoda’d” comment (which turned out not to be Yuki’s fault at all)? The latest is Australia pre-race where he went right past Yuki at the grid ignoring him to Daniel whom he encouraged. Of course Horner is personal buddies with DR, but the blatant favoritism like ignoring Yuki is so unprofessional.
    And the thing is Marko probably had a bigger say in terms of driver selection but after the passing of Mateschitz we’ve seen the power struggle which Horner seems to have come out victorious. So, I agree with you, RBR will never give a chance to Yuki.

  • @olliesutton1804
    @olliesutton1804 Месяц назад +1

    Think Yuki needs a race in a Redbull to stamp his mark

  • @livywoodward8666
    @livywoodward8666 Месяц назад +1

    I've been thinking the points system needs review for some time. It allows for the top team to be unbeatable too early in the season which makes it boring. If the points went down further it would give much more opportunity for smaller teams to be more competitive.

  • @literallythesmartiezoid9861
    @literallythesmartiezoid9861 Месяц назад +4

    Alpine just became the backmarkers in 2024

    • @RadityaPramanaPutra2001
      @RadityaPramanaPutra2001 Месяц назад

      Not same, but, for me, very similar with what happened to Prost-Peugeot in 2000.

    • @martinzhang5533
      @martinzhang5533 Месяц назад +1

      To finish behind sauber with their 30 second pitstops is indeed an achievement for a make team.

  • @DK-yj1ez
    @DK-yj1ez Месяц назад +1

    Yuki will make a great understudy to Daniel... It will make Yuki s better driver and have the ability to cope in F1

  • @ildskimi
    @ildskimi Месяц назад +2

    Yuki is pretty good, he would beat Perez, Albon as well. He is very underrated. Hopefully Saudi's will buy Stroll team but Yuki also needs to show consistency. He has the speed to compete with top guys.

    • @exa0247
      @exa0247 Месяц назад

      He wouldn't beat Perez, delusional 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤡

  • @calebgodard4554
    @calebgodard4554 Месяц назад +2

    The more I think about it, the more I'm impressed by Liam Lawson. With pretty much zero experience he was as quick as Yuki who, as this video shows, is no slouch

  • @fredjames9867
    @fredjames9867 Месяц назад +3

    He will probably go to Aston as he's a Honda driver

  • @nino88881
    @nino88881 Месяц назад +1

    Yuki is underrated and will always be. It is better of for him to just stick with Honda and let them manage his career.

  • @SamuelSantos_
    @SamuelSantos_ Месяц назад +1

    I think he'll end up at Aston Martin or Audi in a couple years. In 2018 Red Bull snubbed Carlos Sainz, he then left the Red Bull system and has since transformed his career for the better. Tsunoda should do the same.

  • @thedude4795
    @thedude4795 Месяц назад

    8:02 this clip, of Yuki laughing and being positive despite knowing he's not gonna be there in 2026 shows a bit of character i think

  • @cristianosabian6720
    @cristianosabian6720 Месяц назад +1

    just in time

  • @tuomasholo
    @tuomasholo Месяц назад +3

    Your analysis is spot on regarding Yuki. Cheers

  • @JustinWoo
    @JustinWoo Месяц назад

    "Yuki to Aston" is a prediction that aged like milk.

  • @rishinarang9966
    @rishinarang9966 Месяц назад +1

    I think an alonso sainz lineup or a tsunoda sainz lineup at aston would be perfect.

  • @freddy_king
    @freddy_king Месяц назад +1

    well he deserve to be in team with better car . and then he show RB how foolish they are leting him go

  • @jaquandrejones
    @jaquandrejones Месяц назад +2

    9:44 i disagree. It means they think hes their best driver, not a good one compared to race winners.

  • @MattMajcan
    @MattMajcan Месяц назад

    hes a perfect fit for aston

  • @Smokewith_Jesus
    @Smokewith_Jesus Месяц назад

    Tsunoda is a best fit for RB!

  • @trentsayers951
    @trentsayers951 Месяц назад +1

    100% i agree he needs to leave red bull and i am a huge Yuki fan. He gets no credit for what he has done in that low tier car and i would love to see him at Aston Martin but if Albon leaves Williams which i don't think he will that would be a great place for Yuki. The truth is the top teams are going to take the top drivers and i think Albon is staying at Williams with James Vowells as long as they show improvement for next year. I would love a Albon and Yuki combo but i dont see that happening so im hoping for him to go to Aston Martin. Love your videos.

  • @phoneindustrydesign
    @phoneindustrydesign Месяц назад

    in RB family you're never good enough to go to main team RedBull but if you make couple of mistakes like Daniel R. or Kvyat you will see the exit way sooner than in any other team, this is why Yuki needs to look into his options right away, he doesn't need a team who doesn't take him seriously but when he makes mistake they all act serious
    Stroll situation: as for now Lance has been damaging his own career and identity but soon Aston Martin as a brand/company will also start to suffer so they will have to drop him, with strong second driver they could be lot higher in constructors championship