Tsunoda considers IndyCar as F1 options narrow

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Yuki Tsunoda is aiming for a full-time return to Formula 1 in 2027, following a temporary stint at Zandvoort. While he remains committed to F1, his management is also considering opportunities in IndyCar, acknowledging the possibility that a seat may not materialize in Formula 1. Tsunoda has made it clear that he does not want to spend an extended period without racing and is open to competing in another championship if necessary.

Tsunoda's manager has been in discussions with various IndyCar teams, including Meyer Shank Racing, which has an available seat. Despite the competitive landscape in both series, Tsunoda is focused on proving his worth to F1 teams while ensuring he has viable racing options if needed. This dual approach reflects a strategic mindset as he navigates the uncertainties of his racing career.

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