Fernando Alonso was used as an inspiration by one of his fellow Formula 1 racers who learned from one of his defending masterclasses against Lewis Hamilton.
Yuki Tsunoda has caught the eye with a few impressive performances to start the new season. Back-to-back finishes of 11th followed by a first point in Melbourne does not seem all that exciting on paper, but he has done it with arguably the slowest car on the grid.
The Japanese driver is in his third season in F1 and has, in the past, been criticised for his mistakes and struggles to keep his emotions in check. But, at the start of what looks like a make-or-break season for his career in the sport, a much more mature racer has appeared.
