Going from 'best rookie' to 'impetuous', Franz Tost has urged Yuki Tsunoda's critics to give him a break as he needs 'three years' to find his feet in F1. Ninth in his Formula 1 debut with AlphaTauri, Japanese driver Tsunoda was labelled 'F1's best rookie for years' by F1 managing director Ross Brawn. But, with mistakes creeping into his race weekends, the compliments quieten and the criticism grew louder – most of that coming from Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko. The Austrian has criticised his driver several times, the most recent coming at the French Grand Prix when he once again brought out the red flags in Q1. Marko called the driver 'impetuous' and 'very stubborn'. He went onto...
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