Tsunoda Has "No Idea Why I'm Slow" After F1 Spanish GP Practice

Tsunoda has "no idea why I'm slow" after F1 Spanish GP practice

Yuki Tsunoda admitted to befuddlement over his lack of pace after Formula 1's opening practice sessions at the Spanish Grand Prix - revealing he "doesn't have any idea why I'm slow". The Red Bull driver believed that, although his two Friday sessions were "smooth" and without any obvious issues, the ultimate pace was too slow and he was at a loss to explain why.Tsunoda was heard to ...Keep reading

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