As the Formula 1 season intensifies, few races compare to the Japanese Grand Prix. The atmosphere, the fans, and the track always promise a fantastic week. For Yuki Tsunoda, this weekend’s race holds even more significance.

Yuki Tsunoda will replace Liam Lawson at Red Bull from the Japanese Grand Prix, and the New Zealander will return to the Racing Bulls.

Yuki Tsunoda has remembered a seat fitting for Red Bull at the end of last year which led to nothing. Tsunoda had tested the Red Bull at the 2024 postseason test but was overlooked for the race seat in favour of Liam Lawson.

Yuki Tsunoda has surprisingly claimed that he wants Red Bull to up the expectations ahead of his debut with the team at Suzuka

Red Bull's true opinion of Yuki Tsunoda behind-the-scenes has been revealed ahead of his debut for the team at the Japanese Grand Prix.

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner, meanwhile, also responds to the question of what happens if Yuki Tsunoda struggles to adapt just as much as Liam Lawson; watch every session of the Japanese GP live on Sky Sports F1 from Friday,

The two F1 drivers didn't have much to say to each other in their first meeting since Lawson was dropped by Red Bull ahead of the Japanese Grand Prix.

Speaking to media during his first public appearance as a Red Bull F1 driver at the Honda Welcome Plaza in Tokyo this week, Tsunoda attempted to temper expectations ahead of his home race and debut with the main team.

Yuki Tsunoda's career in Formula 1 took a pivotal turn after a heated incident in Bahrain with Daniel Ricciardo. Recognizing the need to manage his em