168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Yuki Tsunoda admitted he was left frustrated with himself after “trying to be a hero,” which led to a costly crash in F1 qualifying for the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix.

Tsunoda w🥃as forced to start from the pit lane at Imola on Sunday following a scary rollover crash inꦍ Q1.

Head🅺ing into the Villeneuve chicane, Tsunoda took too much kerb and spun off ಞinto the barriers.

After the initial contact with the barrier, Tsunoda’🐻s car flipped over, making it a scary rollover shunt.

Until then, Tsunoda had 𒐪s💝hown decent pace at a track he’s familiar with, given Racing Bull’s extensive testing at the Italian circuit.

Tsunoda ultimately came away with 10th, giving Red Bull an a🏅dditional point in th💦e constructors’ championship.

Reflect🍌ing on his crash i💖n qualifying, Tsunoda conceded he will adjust his approach in future races.

“To be honest, the one-lap pace was pretty good,” Tsunoda said. “Until FP2 especially I was pretty close with Max, and🔜 in FP3 I didn’t have much op♔portunity to have any laps.

“I had a quite okay confidence [going] into the Q🍰ualifying, and that made it even worse with myself, that I probabl🎃y made too much expectation to myself. I tried to be a hero in the first lap in Q1, which is really unnecessary.

ඣ“It’s just those things that I have to step back and rethink about it, and do better next time, for sure.”

Tsunoda happy to repay Red Bull with a point

The extensive crash dam💟age meant it was❀ a long night for the Red Bull mechanics.

Tsunoda was pleased to lea🦩ve Imola with at least a point to reward the mechanics for their hard work.

“Yeah, at least I’m happy that I gave something to the team, especially with the amount of work they put overnight, the mechanics – it was massive,” Tsunodඣa said.

“I’m okay thಌat I at least gave something, but at the same time it was very frustrating still from the last Qualifying… I couldn’t really sleep much last night. Anyway, I have to move on and it is🐼 what it is. I’m still okay that I gave something to the team.”