Yuki Tsunoda was on a points course in Monaco, but the Japanese driver braked in the rain. As a result, a top-ten ranking was out of reach and the AlphaTauri driver was quite unhappy about that. Article continues under ad Indeed, the Faenza-based racing stable cherishes every World Cup point this season. Indeed, only two have been scored so far and that made Tsunoda's straight-shooting all the more painful. Indeed, initially it all looked good. Tsunoda was allowed to start ninth after an excellent qualifying session. "We showed good pace and were in control, especially in the dry. With the rain starting, the timing of our pitstop from the Mediums to the Intermediates was perfect, so...
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