Japanese F1 rookie Yuki Tsunoda has insisted that his short frame and lower-than-average weight won’t give him a “big advantage” this year. READ: ‘They Are Taking A Lot Of Money’: Ecclestone Claims Hamilton Is Being ‘Used’ By BLM Tsunoda, who stands at just 157cm and weighs 58kg, explained that his lower weight won’t give him much of an advantage because the FIA has restrictions on where the team can place the ballast to get his car’s weight up to the minimum threshold. “We had a lot of work, we put quite a lot of efforts to make the perfect seat, so for me, it isn’t much of a big advantage,” Tsunoda said. “I don’t see it as a big [advantage] in Formula 1...
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