Yuki Tsunoda Japanese rookie Yuki Tsunoda enters day two at the Hungarian Grand Prix playing catch up courtesy of a costly practice crash. Tsunoda managed just 21 laps on Friday at the Hungaroring, far less than any other driver. By comparison, his AlphaTauri team-mate Pierre Gasly chalked up 58 laps around the tight and twisty circuit. Tsunoda’s track time was severely impacted by a mistake that sent him into the barriers during Free Practice 1 – his mechanics only repairing the car in time for three laps at the end of the second session. Consequently, he ended Free Practice 2 in 17th, 11 spots and more than 1.5 seconds down on Gasly. “I’m really disappointed with today, I made a...
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