He might be the baby-faced rookie whose legs are so short his car needs adjusted pedals but don't think Alpha Tauri driver Yuki Tsunoda is just along for the ride. Ahead of his Formula 1 debut, the 20-year-old Japanese clocked the second-fastest time in pre-season testing, and now he's aiming to make a name for himself when he suits up for the Red Bull junior team at the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix at the weekend. 'I just want to give it everything I've got,' Tsunoda, who replaced Daniil Kvyat in the Red Bull-owned AlphaTauri team, said during an online news conference last week, 'I don't want to worry about making mistakes. I just want to go for it and attack.' Tsunoda, who was born...
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