Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto has apologised for a remark about Yuki Tsunoda. The Italian referred to the AlphaTauri driver as "a tsunami", but that did not go down well. Article continues under ad At the Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort, Yuki Tsunoda had to stop his car after 47 laps due to technical problems, leading to a virtual safety car. Tsunoda expressed great frustration over the board radio about the situation. In an interview after the race, Binotto jokingly referred to Tsunoda as "a tsunami", but that was not universally taken as a joke. Read more Piastri under huge pressure: 'Then he should leave F1 immediately' Binotto goes through the dust Especially in...
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