- F1 Star Yuki Tsunoda fans delighted in Albert Park
- Will compete for the Racing Bulls team in the first race of the season
The F1 Yuki Tsunoda star is ranging quickly towards the cult state of the Australia Grand Prix in Albert Park after using an iconic article that many locals would have instantly recognized.
On Wednesday, the Racing Bulls pilot put on a Bunnings straw hat while heading through the Melbourne circuit, and the supporters were licking online.
'Champion. I hope you have also received a hitch, 'said a supporter Reddit
A second published: 'Yuki led during the last two years with Daniel Ricciardo. I imagine that he collected an Australian culture during that time.
And a third joked: “A man of culture.”
It comes when the 24 -year -old Japanese star will seek to make a statement in the opening of the season since it is out of contract at the end of 2025.
Meanwhile, according to the reports, the local hope of Oscar Piastri has locked in his future with the champions of Formula one McLaren when urging a new agreement of several years.
Under contract until 2026, it is believed that the 23 -year -old has added another two years to his contract with the powerful British team.
The F1 Yuki Tsunoda star is running towards the state of worship hero in front of the Australian Grand Prix in Albert Park after putting on an iconic Bunnings straw hat in Melbourne (in the photo)
The 24 -year -old Japanese star will seek to make a statement at the opening of the season on Sunday, March 16, since he is out of contract at the end of 2025
Local Hope Oscar Piastri has been all smiles this week after extending his time with McLaren, according to reports until 2028
“It's really exciting,” Piastri said. 'We have passed early and we have extended it even more, so I'm really excited.
'Obviously, last year was phenomenal. 'My first year with the team, it started a bit, but we found our feet in the middle of the season.
“For me and for the team, in both directions, it made a lot of sense to block our long -term future.”
The McLaren CEO, Zak Brown, said that Piastri's new agreement was an “obvious.”
“It's fantastic to confirm Oscar's extension,” he said.
'It is not only an incredibly talented driver, but his ethics of work and his cultural adjustment within the team made him obvious to extend his time with us.
“He (Piastri) was absolutely fundamental to add to our legacy with the 2024 Construction Championship last season, so we are all excited to see what we can do in the coming years.”
Piastri will need to create history on March 16: No Australian driver has found himself on the podium of the Albert Park circuit.
Alan Jones was the most recent local winner, in 1980 in Calder Park Raceway, before the race joined the calendar of the F1 World Championship in 1985.