AlphaTauri's Yuki Tsunoda was on the receiving end of another berating by Red Bull motorsport boss Helmut Marko after a contact with the barriers cut short the rookie's FP2 session on Thursday. Tsunoda has struggled since the start of his maiden campaign in F1 to put together a clean weekend. His premature exit from qualifying in Q1 at Imola following an error led to a scolding from Marko. But as a first-time visitor to Monaco, the Japanese charger was warned to steer clear of the treacherous track's boundaries in order to make sure that he put some proper mileage under his belt. Tsunoda clocked in P10 in FP1 but achieved just 11 laps in the afternoon before damaging the suspension on his...
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