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Yuki Tsunoda revealed he “managed quite a lot” during Formula 1’s Monaco Grand Prix and admitted it was “not a nice feeling” to be under pressure most of the race. Tsunoda finished eighth, scoring more valuable points for both him and his RB team during the race in Monte Carlo that turned into a processional […]
Tsunoda finished eighth in the Monte Carlo race, earning crucial points for himself and the RB team in a largely uneventful 78-lap event. He described the race as tedious until the final three laps when he was given the green light to push to the maximum and extend his lead over Albon. Despite the frustration of not being able to push throughout the race, Tsunoda understood the importance of adhering to the team’s strategy to defend his position.
The RB team had instructed Tsunoda to manage the pace to prevent direct rivals from passing him and to protect his starting position, which he executed despite the limitations on his driving. Tsunoda emphasized the challenges of racing on the Monaco track, known for its extreme difficulty in overtaking and the pressure it puts on drivers. Despite the lack of thrilling action in the race, Tsunoda highlighted the significance of qualifying in Monaco and the unique status it holds compared to other circuits.
