Yuki Tsunoda admits he has been aiming too high in Formula 1 after the early promise he showed at the Bahrain Grand Prix. The AlphaTauri driver hit the ground running on the season-opening weekend, lighting up the timing screens in Q1 – as well as introducing the F1 paddock to his angry radio messages – before falling away in Q2. He then put in an impressive drive to work his way up to P9 from his P13 grid slot and garnered praise for his performance around Sakhir. Since then, however, Tsunoda has been comfortably outperformed by Pierre Gasly and has courted controversy on a few occasions, notably with the accusation of his team giving Gasly a different car to what he was...
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