Yuki Tsunoda was left frustrated after another disappointing result in the Las Vegas Grand Prix, with the Red Bull driver conceding \u201cwe can\u2019t keep on like this\u201d.<\/p>\n
Tsunoda<\/a> is in the midst of a difficult season with Red Bull<\/a>, having joined from Racing Bulls<\/a> two weekends into the campaign. With points at just one of the last nine events, Las Vegas marked another testing chapter, with early pace failing to equate to a positive outcome.<\/p>\n While much of the damage was done by a Q1 exit in treacherous conditions in Qualifying, he was unable to make meaningful progress in the race.<\/p>\n Tsunoda’s strategy to stop on Lap 1 and run the hard tyre to the end ended up being ruined by a Virtual Safety Car on Lap 2, something that gifted drivers ahead a cheaper stop, and aided Kimi Antonelli<\/a> to leap from a similarly difficult Q1 exit into the podium places.<\/p>\n \u201cFirst of all, very unfortunate the Safety Car when I came in,\u201d said Tsunoda. \u201cIt was right after I pitted, so that’s not ideal at all. I stayed in the dirty air afterwards because people came into the pits, and it feels like everything so far is going against me, and it’s tough.<\/p>\n \u201cThe pace I’d shown until Qualifying was good, and Qualifying was just not in my control, a lost opportunity, and it’s tough. At least the pace itself is going in the right direction, but it’s frustrating that I couldn’t really show it in the result.”<\/p>\n