Yuki Tsunoda, the Japanese talent in the stable of Honda and Red Bull, made his first meters in a Formula 1 car at the Imola circitus on Wednesday. If he gets his super license at the end of the F2 season, it looks like he will be able to join AlphaTauri next season. Today's F1 cars are the fastest cars the championship has ever known, so you would think a complete debutant would be impressed by such a machine. Tsunoda is, in some ways, after his first few kilometres, but in general he was not that impressed. Read more Adapting the Red Bull to Albon makes the car slower "The driving itself was less extreme in terms of speed than I had thought, but the physical load is a lot greater. I...
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