Yuki Tsunoda's stock was boosted after his F1 debut in Bahrain last month, but Red Bull motorsport boss Helmut Marko was less impressed by the AlphaTauri rookie's troubled weekend at Imola. Tsunoda's issues started in qualifying when he heavily clouted the barrier in Q1, a mistake that likely deprived the Japanese charger of a top-ten spot on the grid considering the fifth-place slot secured on Saturday by teammate Pierre Gasly. Starting last, the 20-year-old made good headway in the opening stages of the Emilia Romagna GP but fell afoul to the tricky conditions, spinning off after the race's restart while running in the points and crossing the checkered P13. Reviewing the performance of...
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