Yuki Tsunoda needs a 'very good manager' to help take care of future contracts and any mistakes he might make, according to Kamui Kobayashi. In the 2021 season opener at Bahrain, Tsunoda became the 18th Japanese driver to race in Formula 1 while also becoming the first of his nationality to score points since Kobayashi did so in 2012. AlphaTauri driver Tsunoda finished P9 in Bahrain, rising four places from his starting position, and his impressive performances during the race, plus the testing and practice sessions so far, have led to plenty of talk about how far he could progress. At just 20 years of age, he is in a good position with a team backed by Red Bull and there are high hopes he...
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