Yuki Tsunoda is a true character. Anyone who sees the Japanese driver walking through the paddock, barely 1.59 metres tall, quickly characterises him as a shy little man. But as soon as Yuki climbs in his car and finds something he doesn't like, he opens his mouth with a mixed bag of swearing and rants. Therapies to control his temper have had some effect in recent years, but Yuki remains Yuki. Article continues under ad Helmut Marko - the big man behind the Red Bull programme - put Tsunoda in the AlphaTauri early last season. Partly to please engine supplier Honda, but also in the belief that Tsunoda had the speed to become a factor of importance in Formula 1. After almost two seasons, it...
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