Red Bull Racing RB21 No.22 Japanese GP 2025 Yuki Tsunoda in 1:18 scale w/pit board
This is the Red Bull Racing RB21 No.22 Japanese GP 2025 Yuki Tsunoda in 1:18 scale w/pit board by Spark.
Yuki Tsunoda made headlines in his debut for Red Bull at his home race in Suzuka, piloting the specially liveried RB21 (#22) at the 2025 Japanese Grand Prix. Though he was outqualified in Q2—starting 14th after a misjudged warm-up lap—Tsunoda showcased strong racecraft, overtaking both Lawson and Gasly to finish a commendable 12th. The unique context of this race involved Red Bull’s striking white‑and‑red “White Bull” livery—a homage to Honda’s first F1 victory in 1965—as it marked their swansong at Suzuka before Honda’s departure. Reflecting on the weekend, Tsunoda admitted the RB21 was “trickier” than expected and praised the learning experience, calling the car’s operating window “narrow” and comparing it to “a science room with lots of chemicals”. His performance in the high-pressure spotlight of a home crowd debut underscores both his potential and the challenge of mastering Red Bull’s complex machine.
These 1:18 scale replicas will be a great addition to any model collection. Models are
hand painted and are made of cast Resin. Photo etched parts, tampo printing and
waterslide decals are used to achieve the clear, crisp detail. Hand Painted and polished
to a beautiful finish, these models are exceptionally accurate in scale and shape
Yuki Tsunoda made headlines in his debut for Red Bull at his home race in Suzuka, piloting the specially liveried RB21 (#22) at the 2025 Japanese Grand Prix. Though he was outqualified in Q2—starting 14th after a misjudged warm-up lap—Tsunoda showcased strong racecraft, overtaking both Lawson and Gasly to finish a commendable 12th. The unique context of this race involved Red Bull’s striking white‑and‑red “White Bull” livery—a homage to Honda’s first F1 victory in 1965—as it marked their swansong at Suzuka before Honda’s departure. Reflecting on the weekend, Tsunoda admitted the RB21 was “trickier” than expected and praised the learning experience, calling the car’s operating window “narrow” and comparing it to “a science room with lots of chemicals”. His performance in the high-pressure spotlight of a home crowd debut underscores both his potential and the challenge of mastering Red Bull’s complex machine.
These 1:18 scale replicas will be a great addition to any model collection. Models are
hand painted and are made of cast Resin. Photo etched parts, tampo printing and
waterslide decals are used to achieve the clear, crisp detail. Hand Painted and polished
to a beautiful finish, these models are exceptionally accurate in scale and shape
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