Tsunoda will compete in his fifth season with Red Bull’s sister team in 2025, and has been unable to earn a spot at the main team, despite beating team-mates such as Nyck de Vries and Daniel Ricciardo comprehensively.
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has also placed Tsunoda’s Red Bull future into doubt, after he claimed he ‘could not always be the bridesmaid’, in a discussion about the Japanese driver’s future with the team.
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Tsunoda has confirmed that he split with former managers Mario Miyakawa and Luis Alvarez in December 2024, and instead will form a new partnership and be managed by Diego Menchaca, who will also work with F3’s Noah Stromsted.
"I am not working [with] Mario anymore, and Luis as well," Tsunoda said to Autosport. "I'm really happy with Diego.
“He's motivated, definitely. Once we decided to work together, he immediately went to Helmut's [Marko, Red Bull advisor] office to build a relationship. That kind of effort, I really appreciate - and obviously, Helmut did too.
"They already have a good relationship, which is a good start. But in the end, the most important thing is to perform on track, which will make Diego’s life easier."