The AlphaTauri driver was relocated by his team during 2021 and has felt the b꧃enefits.

"It helped, especially to feel comfortabl🏅e to live,” T✨sunoda told .

"🐻In F1, when you arrive at a track, there is a lot of stress going around, so it is important to be as comfortable as possible when you are away from the track and when you are in the house.

"In the UK, the atmosphere 🌜there was as much as I wanted. The weather especially impacted me. Weather is quite an important thing for me, and food as wel🍸l.

"So when I ဣwent to Italy, I already felt more energetic, mo🍰re than usual. Then I felt it was a big, important move and was having a good impact on me.

"From then, I started to have a🌞 good rhythm when I got to the track, focusing fully on my race.”

Tsunoda had previ🦄ously joked about his own laziness and love for playing the PlayStation but has been revitalised by movi𒅌ng to Italy.

"Outsid🔜e of racing, I was able to reset and rest myself,” he said.

"I starꦕted to hav🗹e a good balance and progress started to come from the second half of [the 2021] season.

"Of course, moving to Faenza and consistently talking to the factory and consistently talking with the engineers helps a lot to understand the car and also to build up the relationship with the tꦛeam.

"I would say 50-50 for the team s🀅ide and my side."

The Japanese driver finished 17th in the 2022 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:F1 standings. After Pierre Gasly’s move to Alpine, Tsunoda will be joined in the 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:F1 2023 driver line-up by 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Nyck de Vries.