Yuki Tsunoda has been supported by Toyota's rivals Honda since 2016.
Yuki Tsunoda does not believe Toyota are lining up a move to Formula 1 despite their driver Ryo Hirakawa being signed as a McLaren reserve.
“I will stay with Honda whatever happens,” he told the media during the build-up to the race in Qatar. “I love Honda, I love the Honda family. I can tell they care about me a lot which I like.Tsunoda has been linked with Honda since 2016 when he joined the Honda Formula Dream Project, a partnership that reportedly earns Red Bull $10 million a year.
Hirakawa’s arrival has sparked rumours that both parties are moving towards such a deal with McLaren one of few customer teams yet to agree an engine deal for 2026. “We actively chase talents, but we also have interest from other talents to join the programme, which is good. It shows that we have credibility from this point of view.F1 2024 driver line-up: Who is confirmed for next season’s grid?
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