Yuki Tsunoda admitted that 2022 hadn't been the best of seasons for the AlphaTauri team, but insisted that things were coming right and that they would be back stronger next year. The change to F1's rules and regulations that took effect at the start of the season seemed to put the team on the backfoot, having previously been in the top ten as well as winning the 2020 Italian Grand Prix. But this year they have come away pointless from 12 of the 22 races on the calendar, leaving them down in ninth place in the constructors standings, down from sixth in 2021. Read also: Gasly reveals Tost’s emotional reaction to AlphaTauri exit news Tsunoda himself finished in 17th place in the drivers...
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