Tsunoda scored AlphaTauri’s fir🦂🍃st point of the season at the Australian Grand Prix, finishing 10th.

This came after back-to-back P11 finishes in Bah♑ꦗrain and Saudi Arabia.

Even though AlphaTauri have struggled for outright pace, Tsunoda has been a shining light for Red Bull’s si﷽ster team.

With Pierre Gasly leaving AlphaTauri at the end of last year for Alpine, there was some debate over whether Tsunoda or 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Nyck de Vries would become the team’s leader.

In the ♑first three rounds, de Vries has been no 🌊match for Tsunoda as he tries to get up to grips with F1 in his rookie season.

Tost - who has been AlphaTauri ܫ(previously Toro Rosso) team principal since 2006 - believes Tsunoda wi♍ll be ready to drive for Red Bull in 2025.

"Yukওi drove two extremely strong races so far," Tost said ahead of the Australian Grand Prix. 

"I am very h𒁏appy with him. It's൩ not his fault that we aren't competitive yet." 

"As far as I know,168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史: Sergio Perez still has a contract for next year. All I can say is that Yuki is on the𓄧 right track. He has improved in every respect. 

“But I thinꦰk he should drive at AlphaTauri again in 2024. In 2025, I think he will finally be ready for Red🌼 Bull."

Reflecting on his own performance in Melbourne over the wꦏeekend, Tsunoda was left wanting more after running as high as fifth at one point.

“I mean, without the red flag I score points in P5,” he added. “These things happened behind myself after I passedꦯ Pierre [Gasly], so even without the incident I w𝓰as having a P5.

“So it mega sucked after the red flag, a mega sh♔ame; I’ve been frustrated to end u𒅌p P10.”