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Yuki Tsunoda will be one of the three drivers who will make his Formula 1 debut in 2021. Unlike Nikita Mazepin, who started getting into F1 in 2016, or Mick Schumacher, who, beyond bowling with Benetton in 2017, enjoyed His first tests with Ferrari in 2019, the Japanese driver did not make his debut until the end of last season, in a test aimed at riding 300 kilometers in order to obtain a license with which to carry out the post-season tests.
With hardly any experience
Also, Yuki’s previous experience is not very extensive. After two years of Formula 4 in Japan, he made the leap to FIA Formula 3, and the following year, Formula 2. And from there, without pause, without repeating, to Formula 1.
Therefore, it is not surprising that Red Bull has prepared an extensive test program for him that basically consists of riding as much as possible before the first race of the season, which will be the Bahrain Grand Prix, a circuit that luckily for him. knows well enough.
Tsunoda has completed a total of 119 laps this Wednesday at the Marco Simoncelli circuit, that of Misano, for a total of just over 500 kilometers with which to get more ready to the pre-season tests, which in this complicated 2021 will only consist of three days to be divided between two pilots.
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