Yuki Tsunoda was on his way to a top-ten finish in last Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix when brake issues thwarted the AlphaTauri driver's efforts, a setback he found "hard to accept". The Japanese driver had qualified ninth and maintained that position for 66 laps, running just ahead of McLaren's Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri. Tsunoda briefly lost track position to the latter when he switched to intermediate tyres on lap 53, but recouped P9 as the McLaren duo underwent its own tyre changes. Read also: F1i's Driver Ratings for the 2023 Monaco GP However, with just 12 laps to go, the AlphaTauri driver found himself suddenly dealing with glazing brakes, which happens when temperatures...
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