Yuki Tsunoda: Poco a poco llego al nivel necesario.

Yuki Tsunoda: Poco a poco llego al nivel necesario.

      Según Yuki Tsunoda, está bastante confiado de cara al fin de semana brasileño —entre otras cosas porque rindió bien en las dos pruebas anteriores. El piloto japonés de Red Bull Racing entiende que cualquier buen resultado vendría muy bien, ya que aún no está claro cómo se desarrollará la siguiente etapa de su carrera.

      Yuki Tsunoda: «Poco a poco estoy alcanzando el nivel necesario; me refiero tanto al nivel de confianza como a todo lo demás. En México sin duda habría sumado puntos si todo hubiera salido bien, pero en el automovilismo puede pasar de todo, así que simplemente estoy contento con cómo resultó el fin de semana de carrera anterior.

      Ahora simplemente intento que esa tendencia continúe, y sería aún mejor si los resultados fueran superiores. En Brasil tengo la intención de sumar puntos en ambas carreras del fin de semana. Me quedaron buenos recuerdos de la carrera del año pasado en São Paulo; especialmente conduje bastante bien en pista mojada —veremos cómo va esta vez. Pero estoy bastante confiado.

      Mi objetivo es rendir lo mejor posible, porque eso me ayudará en cuanto a las perspectivas de mi carrera. Y si consigo mejorar en las clasificaciones y salir desde posiciones más adelantadas, más cerca de Max, eso naturalmente le ayudará también a él, ya que permitirá al equipo aplicar una táctica más efectiva.

      Por supuesto, durante el fin de semana también debo ayudar al equipo en el trabajo de puesta a punto del coche; para ello es importante proporcionar una retroalimentación efectiva».

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