F1 Japanese Grand Prix: Yuki Tsuno, off a strong start with Red Bull

In front of Red Bull debut in the house race, Yuki Tsuno opened his goals with his new team. “Basically, it allows you to support the maximum (VERstappen), which gave good results for the team, which allows the team to support other strategies in the race,” Tsuno said FIA press conference on Thursday.

It’s good so far.

Verstappen, during the first practice session of Friday, placed the fifth first time, 1: 29,065. Tsuno, the sixth, 1: 29,623 was behind him a little in the tenth part of the Verstappen, which was the ear.

The image was different during FP2, as the eighth place in the Tsuno P18, but the newest Red Bull driver did not give a chance to write a choice because of several red flags.

After FP1, Tsuno, who speaks on the official F1 channel, was reflected in the Red Bull debut.

“FP1 was better than expected,” said Tsuno. “A good start for myself.

“FP2, I did not put a lap. I think there are many jobs. Perhaps I fought a bit or something we need to look more than FP2, but so far, so far.

At FP1, you can see how Tsunoda is going to Tsunoda’s Verstappen, looking at the Track Dominance Telemetry information, which is the fastest circuit. The Japanese driver was very strong in the second sector, including in the second sector, and the 11th queue, and legendary left-handed queues in the 14th queue.

As you can see this comparison of the relevant speeds, Verstappen was more confident during the first sector.

Again, Tsuno instructed his new teammate to stay as close as possible.

It’s good so far.