Rookie Yuki Tsunoda drew fire from his employers Red Bull on Saturday after knocking Formula 1 championship leader Max Verstappen off his stride during Mexico City Grand Prix qualifying. The driver for AlphaTauri, the sister team of Red Bull Racing, was accused of wrecking the final flying laps of Verstappen and Mexican Sergio Perez at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez. The Japanese driver already had an engine penalty that was going to demote him to the back of the grid but reached the final phase of qualifying with the aim of helping teammate Pierre Gasly with an aerodynamic tow. Tsunoda, running slowly by then, went off track to get out of the way as Perez attempted his final flying lap,...
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