Yuki Tsunoda recovers after a major imola crash on the score

Yuki Tsunoda took 10th place from the Grand Prix of Emilia-Romagna in Italy in Italy on Sunday and scored a point for Red Bull after destroying his car in a massive qualification accident the day before.

The Japanese driver started the race from the pit lane after his mechanics had put together his car again, and made his way through the field with the help of the security car, in order to end among the top 10 for the third time since its survey from the Racing Bulls team.

“At least I am glad that I gave the team something. The amount of work they did overnight, especially the mechanics, was massive,” said Tsunoda, who now occupies 12th place in the Formula -1 driver ranking.

The world champion of Tsunoda, Max Verstappen, achieved a dominant victory on the Imola racetrack after overtaking a spectacular lap-one overtaking police on the Oscar Piatri of McLaren.

Piatri finished third and held the lead in the driver's ranking in front of his team -mate Lando Norris, who took second place in Italy.

The 25-year-old tsunoda now wants to go well again next weekend on the streets of Monte Carlo, Monaco.

“I have even more to do in the car, and my focus is now on qualifying in Monaco and achieving results in the next races,” he said.

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