Yuki Tsunoda is expressing only guarded optimism about his prospects for the Spanish Grand Prix. The Japanese driver is experiencing an up-and-down season so far, although fortunately less erratic than 2021 from his perspective. The highs have been a Bahrain points finish for the second consecutive campaign and an excellent drive to seventh place at Imola, the home venue for his AlphaTauri team. In contrast, he has also experienced the low point of a Saudi Arabian GP at which he was dogged by reliability problems, not even making it to the grid for the race start, and disappointing pace in the AT03 in Australia and Miami. AlphaTauri generally have been quiet, with Pierre Gasly also unable...
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