Yuki Tsunoda hopes Scuderia AlphaTauri will get back on track following a disappointing start to the season with a “big update” scheduled for the F1 Emilia Romagna GP. Yuki Tsunoda, who was 17th in qualifying at the F1 Miami GP, became side-by-side at the chicane of Turn 14 with Guan Yu Zhou in the early stages of the race, and at the 17th corner he succeeded in recovering to 11th place by overtaking at straight speed.

“It’s sort of the AlphaTauri trend, sometimes you qualify bad but you race good. Of course you have to figure out why you’re good, which is really pretty amazing.” Yuki Tsunoda told the media. “It’s good that we’re able to extract more performance from each race than last year.” Yuki Tsunoda expects update to change fate Yuki Tsunoda finishes 10th in triple red flag Melbourne and Baku , and AlphaTauri currently have just two points in the Constructors’ Championship. AlphaTauri are planning an upgrade to fix many of the problems with the AT04, which has a lot of drag on the straights and is one of the worst cars on the grid. “We are going to have a big update next in Imola, so I hope it goes well,” explained Yuki Tsunoda.