Yuki Tsunoda stole the hearts and minds of everyone in Formula 1 when he burst on the seven at the 2021 Bahrain Grand Prix, impressing all with a feisty ninth place on his debut but since then things have not gone according to his plan. A star was born that weekend in Sakhir, and Tsunoda headed to Imola for round two of the 2021 F1 World Championship fired up for another good result. But in Italy, things did not go as expected, and he was dealt a harsh reality check: racing in the top flight was not as easy as he thought. The sudden downturn caught the 21-year-old by surprise, and he said as much in the latest Beyond the Grid Podcast: “To be honest, yes, I think. Especially from Bahrain,...
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