McLaren and OKX have unveiled a bespoke celebration livery to be carried on the MCL36s at the Singapore and Japanese Grands Prix. read more »

McLaren has again pulled off another livery masterstroke by unveiling a striking design for the forthcoming Singapore and Japanese Grands Prix. read more »

Franz Tost has been left pleased with the decision to retain Yuki Tsunoda for a third season in Formula 1 but has stated that the Japanese driver will need to showcase his full... read more »

Yuki Tsunoda is set for his third season in Formula 1 after the Scuderia AlphaTauri team announced the Japanese driver will continue to race with the Italian outfit in 2023. read more »

Japanese Yuki Tsunoda will remain at Red Bull's Alpha Tauri team for a third season in 2023. read more »

Tsunoda, 22, made his F1 debut with AlphaTauri in 2021, and was widely expected to be retained by the team for a third season heading into next year.The Japanese driver said at... read more »

AlphaTauri boss Franz Tost believes Yuki Tsunoda will be able to "show his full potential" after confirmation that the Japanese youngster will stay for 2023. Tsunoda... read more »

Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto apologised on Saturday for causing upset by comparing accident-prone Japanese Formula One driver Yuki Tsunoda to a tsunami. read more »

Ferrari Team Principal Mattia Binotto has apologised to AlphaTauri's Yuki Tsunoda for calling him a "tsunami" at the Dutch Grand Prix. Tsunoda retired from the... read more »

In the wake of Tsunoda's controversial exit from the Dutch Grand Prix, where he briefly stopped on track, recovered to the pits and then ventured out again before retiring... read more »

Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has apologised for what he claims was a "bad joke" made in reference to Japanese driver Yuki Tsunoda at the Dutch Grand Prix. read more »

Tsunoda received his latest reprimand at last weekend's Dutch Grand Prix for driving to the pits with loosened seatbelts after stopping on track.It was Tsunoda's... read more »

Red Bull and its principal strategy engineer Hannah Schmitz found itself in the firing line from some fans after last weekend's Zandvoort race, amid wild conspiracy... read more »

At Zandvoort, Tsunoda reported that his AlphaTauri AT03 felt as if one of the wheels was not attached properly, and pulled over - unfastening his seatbelts as he was ready to... read more »

Pirelli is working on a tweak to the tyres for 2023, focusing on a much stronger front to help dial out the understeer characteristics of the current design.While it has worked... read more »

Back in 2013, Autosport compiled a list of the 50 greatest drivers never to have raced in F1. Just one Japanese driver made the grade, and that was Satoshi Motoyama, who at No.... read more »

Tsunoda made his F1 debut with AlphaTauri in 2021 alongside Gasly, but endured an up-and-down rookie season featuring a smattering of crashes and incidents. The Japanese driver... read more »

Red Bull advisor Dr Helmut Marko believes some of Yuki Tsunoda's radio calls during his young Formula 1 career went "too far". Tsunoda made his F1 debut last... read more »

Following Honda's decision to leave F1 at the end of last season, the Japanese manufacturer agreed to help manufacture and run its power units despite Red Bull being... read more »

Red Bull has reached a deal with Honda that will see the Japanese manufacturer continue its technical support of the team's powertrains department for the next three years. read more »

Spotify Podcast - https://win.gs/SpotifyTT03 Apple Podcast - https://win.gs/AppleTT03 This is the big one, we got both Pierre Gasly and Yuki Tsunoda live on the podcast and let... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has insisted there have been no discussions with Honda over a potential return to F1 for the Japanese manufacturer. read more »

In a recent Red Bull interview, the team's motorsport advisor Helmut Marko praised Tsunoda's speed but said the Japanese sophomore was "prone to outbursts"... read more »

Despite leaving F1 - for a fourth time - in 2021, Honda Racing Corporation president, Koji Watanabe admits the 2026 engine regulations could cause Japanese manufacturer to return. read more »

Honda says that it is not ruling out a potential return to Formula 1 in 2026, when new engine regulations are set to come into play. The Japanese manufacturer, who returned to... read more »