Yuki Tsunoda celebrates her 25th birthday

      Today, Yuki Tsunoda celebrates his 25th birthday, and it can be said that the Japanese racer has achieved a lot by this age. Although he has not yet reached the podium, he already has 93 Grands Prix under his belt, and he has become a Red Bull Racing driver – for some, this is already the limit of dreams.

      It is worth adding that Yuki, with his cheerful personality, sincerity and peculiar humor, has become one of the popular characters of the paddock, and there is no doubt that everyone who congratulates him today does it quite sincerely.

      One of the first messages of congratulations on behalf of the organizers of the Singapore Grand Prix appeared on social media today, and not from the Formula 1 teams for which Yuki competed and is competing in the World Championship. After all, morning came much earlier in Singapore than in Europe.  Of course, there was also congratulations from Honda Racing Global, the racing division of the Japanese corporation, which has been supporting Tsunoda for many years.

      It should be noted that he is gradually adapting to Red Bull Racing, where he was transferred just over a month ago, and does not complain about the inevitable difficulties, although the RB21 car seems to obey only Max Verstappen – and even then not always. And even if Tsunoda does not reach the level of a four-time world champion yet, he is definitely progressing. The four points earned in Miami for 6th place in the sprint and 10th in the race confirm this.

      For example, Paul Monaghan, chief engineer of Red Bull Racing, says about Yuki: "He has adapted well to the team, and in very difficult circumstances. When Yuki came to us, everyone liked his sincerity and politeness, and he immediately became a good member of the team. He's had some bad luck on the track so far, but sometimes luck was on his side.

      He is not afraid to express his opinion, explains what he wants to achieve and what he does not like, and this is a very correct approach. He will succeed, partly because it is quite obvious that he is not afraid of the fact that his team–mate is Max Verstappen. Of course, this is also a good thing. In general, Yuki makes a positive impression on me!"

      We can only join in all the congratulations that are addressed to him today!