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Red Bull pilot plans to continue cooperation with the Japanese giant
Japan’s Yuki Tsunoda has expressed his desire to continue his collaboration with Honda even after losing his place in the Red Bull squad.
Tsunoda will be the reserve driver of the Milton Keynes team in 2026, assisting Max Verstappen and Isak Hajjar.
At the same time, Honda officially returns to Formula 1 as Aston Martin’s power unit supplier and ends its technical partnership with Red Bull.
Honda played an important role in Tsunoda’s career, supporting him in the junior series and on his path to F1. The pilot thanked the Japanese manufacturer for its support for many years.
“I appreciate your support over the years. We’ll see how it goes, but I really appreciate how many people have supported me.”
“Next year we will go a little bit different way. But we will still be close and see how we can continue the collaboration.”
Source: Sport UA
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