
Yuki Tsunoda is gearing up for a very busy week — both on and off the track. The Japanese driver, who is set to replace Liam Lawson at Red Bull when F1 heads to his home country this weekend, is also launching his clothing brand, Venti Due, set to be available for fans to purchase online, or at a pop-up in Suzuka City.
His first drop features hoodies, crew necks, oversized jerseys, balloon pants, a canvas tote bag and a beanie. The brand motif heavily involves the number 22, along with a maple leaf and the slogan, ‘fast on track, effortless in style.’ Some eagle-eyed fans even spotted a subtle 'Y' and 'T' in the leaf design. Japanese artist Jinya Yamakawa, who has previously collaborated with the 24-year-old on his helmet designs, is part of the creative team for Venti Due (the brand name translates to ’22’ in Italian). The first drop was set to be released on March 31, however it’s unclear when the site will go live.