Japanese- Championship
- 17th390 pts to the leader
- Points
- 33pts24 rounds started
Yuki Tsunoda, a Japanese driver, raced for RB F1 Team and then Red Bull in the 2025 Formula 1 season with car number 22. Tsunoda was born on 11 May 2000. Tsunoda finished 17th in the 2025 drivers' championship with 33 points and no wins or podiums – 390 points behind champion Lando Norris.
Tsunoda's best result was 6th at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. Tsunoda's teammate was Max Verstappen; Tsunoda trailed their qualifying head-to-head 0–22 and trailed the race head-to-head 1–21.
Tsunoda scored points in 7 of 24 Grands Prix; 12 points came from 6 sprints. Tsunoda's average qualifying position was 12.6. From grid to flag, Tsunoda gained a net 15 places across 23 classified finishes. Tsunoda scored 7% of Red Bull's 2025 total of 451 points.
Final 2025 results after 24 rounds. Data: Jolpica F1 API.
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Yuki Tsunoda: quick facts
Short answers about Tsunoda's 2025 season.
What team did Yuki Tsunoda drive for in 2025?
Yuki Tsunoda drove for RB F1 Team and Red Bull in 2025, ending the season with Red Bull.
What car number did Yuki Tsunoda use in 2025?
Yuki Tsunoda raced with car number 22 in 2025.
How many points did Yuki Tsunoda score in 2025?
Yuki Tsunoda scored 33 points in 2025 and finished 17th in the drivers' championship, 390 points behind champion Lando Norris.
How many races did Yuki Tsunoda win in 2025?
Yuki Tsunoda did not win a Grand Prix in 2025. Tsunoda's best result was 6th at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
Who was Yuki Tsunoda's teammate in 2025?
Max Verstappen was Yuki Tsunoda's teammate at Red Bull in 2025. Tsunoda trailed the qualifying head-to-head 0–22 and trailed the race head-to-head 1–21.
Yuki Tsunoda biography
Yuki Tsunoda was born in Sagamihara, Japan, in 2000. A Honda and Red Bull junior, he won the Japanese Formula 4 title in 2018 and finished third in Formula 2 in 2020, then made his F1 debut with AlphaTauri in 2021, scoring points in his first race.
He spent four-plus seasons with the Faenza team before being promoted to Red Bull Racing from the 2025 Japanese Grand Prix. For 2026 he is test and reserve driver for Red Bull Racing and Racing Bulls, and he raced for Racing Bulls in three rounds while Isack Hadjar was injured.
