Max Verstappen will need to be on his best behaviour in the first-half of F1 2025, with his FIA superlicence tally making for uncomfortable reading. And F1 technical analyst Sam Collins suggested this could lead to a “really interesting opportunity” for Yuki Tsunoda to make his Red Bull debut.

Yuki Tsunoda has changed his management team after missing out on a promotion to the Red Bull senior team for the 2025 F1 season. The 24-year-old Japanese racer missed out on a Red Bull drive to Liam Lawson after Sergio Perez was ditched by the team following his woeful 2024 campaign.

After missing out on a Red Bull move for F1 2025, VCARB’s Yuki Tsunoda is now under new management. And his new representative has wasted no time in looking to “build a relationship” with Red Bull senior advisor and driver programme boss Helmut Marko.

With the new season fast approaching, Tsunoda dismissed any ill feelings toward Red Bull, admitting he’s “parked” anything from last year. Tsunoda hinted that he was already mentally prepared to be overlooked by Red Bull for 2025, meaning he could avoid being angry or disappointed.

"Letting him go" might tie into rumours that Tsunoda's key supporter, Honda, could push for a move to Aston Martin next year. Yet an Aston Martin spokesperson emphasized that Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll are locked in for 2025 and 2026.

Yuki Tsunoda, nearing his fifth year in Formula 1, emphasizes his desire to stay with Red Bull Racing for the 2026 season. Despite the imminent end of

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