Ollie Bearman's Assessment of Yuki Tsunoda's Driving
Ollie Bearman maintains his criticism of Yuki Tsunoda's aggressive driving at the United States Grand Prix, labeling it as "dangerous."
That's the bit that's worrying, I would say, and the fact that you broke super early as well. That's where it becomes dangerous.
Bearman's comments come after their battle at the Circuit of the Americas, where he attempted to overtake Tsunoda on the inside of Turn 15, leading to a spin and a near-crash.
- Tsunoda covered Bearman's move, forcing him to cut the corner and run onto the grass.
- Bearman narrowly avoided Tsunoda's car, but ultimately dropped behind Sauber's Nico Hulkenberg after the spin.
- Tsunoda finished seventh in the race.
Bearman described Tsunoda's driving as "unfair" and has not changed his view despite the incident.
Author's summary: Ollie Bearman criticizes Yuki Tsunoda's driving as dangerous.