Yuki Tsunoda Unveils Honda-Inspired F1 Car and NSX at Japan Car Culture Meet

When Red Bull Racing Formula One driver Yuki Tsunoda showed up at the REBL Car Culture Meet in Tokyo in April 2025, it was clear that something special was about to go down. Held just before the Japanese Grand Prix, the event was all about celebrating Japan’s deep love for automotive culture—and Honda made sure the spotlight hit hard with a retro-modern twist.

The big moment? A brand-new livery reveal for the Red Bull Racing RB21 Formula One car, inspired by the iconic 1965 Honda RA272, the very first Japanese car to win a Formula One Grand Prix. But that was not all—right next to it was a 1990s Honda NSX, wrapped in a perfectly matched white-and-red design that echoed the classic race car’s look. The vibe was pure nostalgia with a modern punch.

Fans were treated to a surprise when Yuki Tsunoda rolled into the event. Dressed in his casual racing-inspired gear, he spent time checking out the display, meeting fans, and showing love for the Japanese car scene he grew up with. It was not just about being a driver—it was about being part of a movement that respects the roots and embraces the future.

The REBL Car Culture Meet had it all: old-school tuners, futuristic builds, and people of all ages who came together over a shared passion. What made the moment even more powerful was seeing Yuki’s presence connecting past and present. His involvement gave the event credibility and made it feel like more than just a car show—it was a full-on cultural celebration.