After his latest run-in with the stewards at the Italian Grand Prix, Yuki Tsunoda is edging closer to making Formula 1 history.
But it would not be for a good reason. The Japanese racer, in his second year in the sport with AlphaTauri, is edging towards racking up penalty points in a way no other F1 driver before him has done.
Tsunoda's ill-discipline has already seen him punished this season, in the form of a 10-place grid penalty at Monza after receiving his fifth reprimand of the season. But even after that, he still incurred the wrath of the stewards further in the second practice session of the weekend.