Article To news overview © Pirelli Yuki Tsunoda says the first laps driving his home circuit were a "dream come true" during Japanese Grand Prix practice. It's the first time Formula 1 has visited Japan since 2019, after the last two additions were cancelled due to Covid restrictions. Tsunoda last raced at the track in 2018 when he competed in Japanese Formula 4, achieving double race wins during the weekend. Now he found himself rolling out of the pits in an F1 car, which he says was "emotional" in front of the home crowd. "Definitely dream come true," Tsunoda told media. "You know, [getting] out from the garage in FP1 and first lap just feels really...
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