Yuki Tsunoda (Scuderia AlphaTauri) talked about his enthusiasm for the 2022 F1 Round 6 Spanish Grand Prix.
Yuki Tsunoda finished in 12th place because he couldn’t show his pace in the final in the previous race in Miami. Like other drivers, Barcelona is a circuit that has run many times and anticipates a tight battle in the midfield.
“Miami was a complicated weekend,” Yuki Tsunoda recalls.
“At first there was a big gap with my teammates in free practice, but I managed to make some progress and move on to Q3. It was a bit unexpected, but it was a good result for me and the team. In the race, I lost a lot of positions early on and couldn’t put it together, but overall it was a weekend with a positive harvest. “
“I returned to Italy for my birthday and had a great day in Milan. I will start from the Barcelona track, which started the winter test at the end of February, and spend some time in Europe. Of course, this time the condition. Is a big difference and it gets pretty warm. Without it, it’s one of the most familiar European tracks. In 2020, I finished 4th in both the F2 sprint and feature races. I am. “
“It’s a very technical track with different types of corners and speeds, high speed, medium speed and low speed. It’s a realistic test of the car. All teams are familiar with the course so we race. I think the midfield we’re doing will be very tight, but I’m pretty sure we’ll do pretty well this weekend. “
“But I think we still need to develop a car before we can really consistently race every weekend. We can make progress in Barcelona, get good results and finish with points. I hope that, but I don’t think it’s easy. “
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