Kamui Kobayashi is impressed by Yuki Tsunoda's entry among motorsport's elite, but the former F1 driver says his talented countryman now needs a good manager to help him guide his future. From pre-season testing to last Sunday's season opening round in Bahrain, AlphaTauri's young charger was the talk of the paddock, with pundits blown away by Tsunoda's speed and skills. At Sakhir, the 20-year-old became the first Japanese driver to score points on an F1 debut, and the first driver from the Country of the Rising Sun to race at the pinnacle of motorsport since Kobayashi in 2014. As a member of the Red Bull family, Tsunoda has been put on a path that could lead him to a plum seat with Red...
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