The AlphaTauri driver endured a difficult weekend in Spain, which ended in retirement after a suspected engine issue caused him to stop during the early stages of the race. It followed a surprise Q1 elimination on Saturday which Tsunoda responded angrily to when he questioned whether he was getting the same equipment as teammate Pierre Gasly, before later apologising to his team. Having admitted that he needs to learn to accept that such frustrations can happen, the 21-year-old has since shifted his focus onto this weekend’s Monaco Grand Prix. “I’m looking forward to Monaco, particularly as Spain was a difficult weekend for me,” Tsunoda said. “I was not happy with my driving in...
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