Yuki Tsunoda

“I Feel Just a Different Person” – Yuki Tsunoda Reflects on His F1 Journey on
the Back of Red Bull Snub

“The Tightest Season in Formula One”: Christian Horner Reveals Why He Picked
Rookie in Preparation for Almighty Title Fight Against Hamilton and Leclerc in
2025

Liam Lawson, Max Verstappen, and Yuki Tsunoda

Fans Claim Yuki Tsunoda “Robbed” As Rookie Partner For Max Verstappen Triggers
Backlash

Red Bull Head Finally Spills the Beans Behind Sergio Perez’s Tough Exit

Shane Van Gisbergen Takes the Route of Modern Champions to Sharpen Up for His
Cup Debut

Honda Recommends Its Homegrown Maestro to Replace Sergio Perez at Red Bull as
Post-Season Testing Yields Positive Results

(L-R) Yuki Tsunoda, Sergio Perez, Max Verstappen

Max Verstappen & Yuki Tsunoda Deflect Pressing Sergio Perez Questions Ahead of
Decisive Dutch GP

Liam Lawsonâ€™s Ambitions for 2025 Seat Under Threat Amidst Promise of Yuki
Tsunodaâ€™s Red Bull Promotion

Lewis Hamilton Fires Cheeky Jab at Fernando Alonso as F1 Banter Leaves Fans
Laughing

Yuki Tsunoda Inspires Japanâ€™s First Female Racer in Super Formula to Emulate
His Red Bull F1 Journey

Yuki Tsunodaâ€™s â€œChildishâ€ Behavior Blocked Red Bull Promotion, Claims
Dutch Racer

Big VCARB-Yuki Tsunoda Hassle Identified As Daniel Ricciardoâ€™s Kryptonite

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Formula One F1 – Formula One – Azerbaijan Grand Prix – Baku City Circuit, Baku, Azerbaijan – June 3, 2021 AlphaTauri’s Yuki Tsunoda ahead of the Grand Prix REUTERS/Anton Vaganov Yuki Tsunoda: Net Worth, Salary and Endorsements Japan’s pride and joy in Formula 1, other than the sport, Yuki Tsunoda is deeply passionate about video games and food. A man with colorful language that has gotten him in trouble initially, Tsunoda’s rookie season has been a stunning example of growth. Tsunoda started his journey to the premier league in 2016, making his appearance at the Suzuka round of the Japanese F4 championship. He won 10 races in the series, with a remarkable 18 podium appearances, 12 positions, and five fastest laps. A curriculum vitae that is bound to impress anyone. After winning the title in 2018, he was rightly given a place on the Red Bull Junior Team and the Honda Formula Dream project. These accomplishments boosted him to the FIA F3 feeder series in 2019. After an impressive season in F3, he moved up to F2 in 2020, where he proved to be a driver of great potential. Read more: Yuki Tsunoda Reveals ‘Aiming Too High’ in F1 Since Brilliant Debut at Bahrain GP Tsunoda was on an upward trajectory. In 2020, with 3 victories and regular podium appearances, the Japanese driver stood in the title fight till the end, losing the crown by a mere 15 points. Nonetheless, he was graced with the Rookie of the Year Award to make up for it. An eye-catching career behind him, Tsunoda was given a seat in the Red Bull junior team, Alpha Tauri, alongside the illustrious Pierre Gasly in 2021. Career stats In his first season with the pinnacle of motorsport, Tsunoda finished 14th in the championship, with a respectable 32 points to his name. Throughout the season, Tsunoda showed off his impeccable skills as a defender; the driver had given the likes of Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso a tough time in his rookie season. His best finish came in the final race of the season, with a spectacular P4 in the Abu Dhabi GP. Yuki Tsunoda of Scuderia AlphaTauri and Japan during the F1 Young Drivers Test at Yas Marina Circuit on December 15, 2020 in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. (Photo by Peter Fox/Getty Images) Thus, it looks like Red Bull believes they have the chance to hone the first Japanese Champion in the sport. Yuki Tsunoda Net worth Bringing a lot to the sport, Tsunoda brings a lot of weight to himself and the team in terms of monetary benefits. Formula One F1 – Bahrain Grand Prix – Bahrain International Circuit, Sakhir, Bahrain – March 25, 2021 AlphaTauri’s Yuki Tsunoda arrives at the circuit ahead of the Grand Prix REUTERS/Hamad I Mohammed He is presumed to have a net worth of $4.2 million. This would include his salary, which is around  $915,000, and multiple sponsorships. Honda and Honda Cars backed the driver, who has been under the Honda Dream Project since 2016. Further, names like CrossFit La Côte, Protex, and Maeski Geinosha find themselves on the driver’s sponsorship list. Personal life The driver is the only driver heading to the 2022 season born in the 2000s. He is also the shortest driver on the grid, with a height of 160cm. He was born in Sagamihara, Japan, having only recently moved to the European continent. His father was a mechanic, thus sparking his appetite for speed and moto racing.  Tsunoda is an avid football player, with a deep-rooted love for food. Passionate about Japanese food, the 21-year-old found his interest in cooking after leaving his hometown. Read more: VIDEO: Prankster Tsunoda Tricks Verstappen & Perez in ‘Faster Driver’ F1 Debate Further, video games are an unavoidable part of Tsunoda’s lifestyle, who is often heard screaming at his screen while playing Call of Duty. The driver is currently single, free of any official or rumored girlfriends. Driver Contact details Yuki Tsunoda has an official website that can be used to get to know the driver better. Read more: Yuki Tsunoda Now Hailed as ‘El Suñoda’ After His Mexican GP-Inspired Antics Tsunoda is also active on all social media platforms, including Instagram, Twitter and Facebook.  Age 21   Date of Birth 11/05/2000  Drive Number 22  Marital Status Single  Residence Milton Keynes  Nationality Japanese  Team AlphaTauri  Endorsements Honda, Maeski Geinosha, Protex, Arai Helmet, Platz, Honda Cars  Championships 0  Annual Salary $915,000  Height 160 cm  Ethnicity Asian   

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