Casio who are a sponsor of Alpha Tauri have made a special G-Shock model for HondaJet.
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That is phenomenal
Team boss Franz Tost of AlphaTauri expects to have Tsunoda under his care within the foreseeable future.
"Red Bull and Honda support Tsunoda because he is a fantastic driver," he says to Motorsport.com. "He is very talented, and has many qualities that he showed last year in Formla 3 and will show again this year". He's still improving his performance, he's becoming more and more experienced and I expect to have him at Alphatauri sooner or later of course".
In Formula 2, Yuki Tsunoda, a descendant of the Honda family who now also drives for Red Bull, is doing very well. In a season where not one driver really stands out from the rest, he is now in fourth place in the championship with one victory and three podium finishes.
Wouter wrote: ↑19 Aug 2020, 16:59Team boss Franz Tost of AlphaTauri expects to have Tsunoda under his care within the foreseeable future.
"Red Bull and Honda support Tsunoda because he is a fantastic driver," he says to Motorsport.com. "He is very talented, and has many qualities that he showed last year in Formla 3 and will show again this year". He's still improving his performance, he's becoming more and more experienced and I expect to have him at Alphatauri sooner or later of course".
In Formula 2, Yuki Tsunoda, a descendant of the Honda family who now also drives for Red Bull, is doing very well. In a season where not one driver really stands out from the rest, he is now in fourth place in the championship with one victory and three podium finishes.
https://www.gpblog.com/en/news/66124/kv ... tauri.html
https://it.motorsport.com/f1/news/f1-to ... i/4859672/
Tsunoda is not a blood relative of the Honda family (could of course have been),Big Tea wrote: ↑19 Aug 2020, 17:40Wouter wrote: ↑19 Aug 2020, 16:59Team boss Franz Tost of AlphaTauri expects to have Tsunoda under his care within the foreseeable future.
"Red Bull and Honda support Tsunoda because he is a fantastic driver," he says to Motorsport.com. "He is very talented, and has many qualities that he showed last year in Formla 3 and will show again this year". He's still improving his performance, he's becoming more and more experienced and I expect to have him at Alphatauri sooner or later of course".
In Formula 2, Yuki Tsunoda, a descendant of the Honda family who now also drives for Red Bull, is doing very well. In a season where not one driver really stands out from the rest, he is now in fourth place in the championship with one victory and three podium finishes.
https://www.gpblog.com/en/news/66124/kv ... tauri.html
https://it.motorsport.com/f1/news/f1-to ... i/4859672/
By family, do they mean as in Blood, or as in max is one of the Red Bull family?
Not that it matters, just for my interest
.... In 2017, Tsunoda started his first full season of single-seater racing in the F4 Japanese Championship while also contesting in the regional East series of the JAF F4 Japanese Championship. Tsunoda won the title of the regional championship while finishing fourth in the national Formula 4 championship. He contested both championships with Honda.
Tsunoda continued to race in Japanese F4 in 2018 joining the Honda Formula Dream Project team. Tsunoda claimed the title amassing seven wins.
Thanks. Although it would have been good if he was great grand son or something.Wouter wrote: ↑19 Aug 2020, 20:08Tsunoda is not a blood relative of the Honda family (could of course have been),
but a member of the Honda Formula Dream Project
and the Red Bull Junior Team.
.... In 2017, Tsunoda started his first full season of single-seater racing in the F4 Japanese Championship while also contesting in the regional East series of the JAF F4 Japanese Championship. Tsunoda won the title of the regional championship while finishing fourth in the national Formula 4 championship. He contested both championships with Honda.
Tsunoda continued to race in Japanese F4 in 2018 joining the Honda Formula Dream Project team. Tsunoda claimed the title amassing seven wins.
Soichiro's son founded Mugen back in the 80's. Other than that, I haven't seen any other family members involved in motorsport. At least visibleBig Tea wrote: ↑19 Aug 2020, 21:24Thanks. Although it would have been good if he was great grand son or something.Wouter wrote: ↑19 Aug 2020, 20:08Tsunoda is not a blood relative of the Honda family (could of course have been),
but a member of the Honda Formula Dream Project
and the Red Bull Junior Team.
.... In 2017, Tsunoda started his first full season of single-seater racing in the F4 Japanese Championship while also contesting in the regional East series of the JAF F4 Japanese Championship. Tsunoda won the title of the regional championship while finishing fourth in the national Formula 4 championship. He contested both championships with Honda.
Tsunoda continued to race in Japanese F4 in 2018 joining the Honda Formula Dream Project team. Tsunoda claimed the title amassing seven wins.
https://www.speedweek.com/formel1/news/ ... ntakt.htmlAt AlphaTauri, Gasly drives solidly, but Kvyat is falling behind.
Yes, Daniil doesn’t perform as we expected. But we're still just before half-time. And the Auer (Lucas, note) is not on my list, if that's what you mean.
No. But who would have an F1 super license from the Red Bull squad?
Tsunoda in Formula 2 and Lawson in Formula 3 are currently in positions that qualify for a super license.
But we are not thinking of exchanging Kvyat.
