P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Yuki Tsunoda was the only Red Bull family driver not to score a point in the Monaco Grand Prix.
Yuki Tsunoda blamed himself for his poor performance in the Monaco Grand Prix, admitting that his qualifying errors left him stuck in the midfield during the race.
Despite showing promise in practice, Tsunoda failed to advance from Q2 and started the race from 12th, making it difficult to score points.
He also suffered a collision with Pierre Gasly early in the race, which further hindered his chances of a strong finish.
Tsunoda acknowledged that he should have qualified better to avoid getting caught in the pack and attributed his struggles to his own mistakes.
Although he felt his pace was good during practice, Tsunoda’s inability to capitalize on it due to his qualifying performance left him feeling frustrated and eager to improve for future races.
