Tsunoda is ready to act more cautiously
After the accident on the first lap in Jeddah, Yuki Tsunoda said he was ready to be more careful on this track in the future.…
Yuki Tsunoda: "I can't completely blame Gasly for this incident. But we knew that if we were driving side by side in this corner, there could be an incident if the cars didn't have enough grip on the first lap.
For my part, I was completely in control of the situation. I can't say that I was driving too fast, so I lost control – there was nothing like that. I did my best to avoid an incident, but it's the narrowest corner on the track, and we didn't have enough grip on the first lap. I think we should both be more careful next time."
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