Miami, Florida – Then she called her “miscarriability” and looked for F1 Sprint Racing in Miami Grand Prix, Wuki Tsunoda set to start his car’s suspension after the appropriate session.
Tsunada only sent the first pump pumpkin in SQ1 and was in the fried area before his second attempt. But as he was notewed in the start / finish line to start the last shister at the time of the Teammate Max Verstepen, he lost his way.
That caused Tsenoda to go slowly, and did not go to the start / final line.
“Many vehicles call my LOP very much,” Tsunoda said in a formal F1 station after the session.
“LAP for the first time … Yes, honestly. [wasn’t] He is able to make the right pumpkins, so it is.
“Connectivity is very bad and, usually, I didn’t [do] the appropriate eligibility. “
As for whether he can fight before the present-day system, the Tsenoda expectations, before the formation of appointment requires a priority.
“It is very back,” he said on Friday. “I will try my best, whatever can happen to this Track. I always hope and I will do my best.”
What can be something here in Miami is the weather. It was raining and closed in the morning, and the right time of F1 Academy is working in extreme cases, and other drivers using the Wet Tire Compound. That can give Tsenada the opportunity to move on if the opportunity strikes.
