Ewan Gale Friday 7 October 2022 13:20 Yuki Tsunoda has revealed the emotion of his 'dream coming true' by taking to the track at the Japanese Grand Prix. The AlphaTauri driver is the first Japanese to take part in a Suzuka weekend since Kamui Kobayashi for Caterham in 2014 after missing out on the opportunity in his rookie season as the flyaway races fell foul of the Covid pandemic. But in wet conditions on Friday, Tsunoda finally took to the track in front of his home crowd, with his face adorning grandstands around the circuit and one fan even dressed head-to-toe as if they were going to step into the AT03 themselves. "It felt amazing," said Tsunoda after finishing the day 14th...
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