Yuki Tsunoda did not have a great first day in Monaco with his AlphaTauri-team. The Japanese did not get beyond a 16th place during the second free practice, briefly hit the barrier - and he himself reported damage over the radio - and then he also drove too fast in the pit lane. Article continues under ad Between the first and second free practice sessions, race officials came out with an update to the rules for this weekend. This included that the speed limit in the pit lane had been reduced to 60 kilometres per hour. However, Tsunoda drove his AlphaTauri with a blistering 72.2 kilometres per hour in the pitlane. Afterward the session, the stewards argued that 16 kilometres over the...
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