'Some heroes don't wear capes': F1 fans applaud Yuki Tsunoda as the AlphaTauri driver joins recovery efforts in Emilia Romagna

F1 fans have unanimously praised the Red Bull Junior and AlphaTauri driver Yuki Tsunoda for his efforts to extend help to the locals of Faenza.Amidst the recent flooding in the Emilia Romagna region of Italy, the sport decided to cancel the Imola GP given the conditions. Faenza, a small town near the Imola circuit is the home of the Scuderia AlphaTauri team. The team has its factory and operates from the region.However, the region got flooded due to heavy rainfall in the last couple of weeks. Tsunoda, who was present in Faenza, helped the locals by cleaning the streets and doing his bit along with his teammates to bring back normalcy to the area.Formula 1@F1Yuki Tsunoda and his AlphaTauri team mates have been helping with the clean-up in Faenza 555446011Yuki Tsunoda and his AlphaTauri team mates have been helping with the clean-up in Faenza ❤️ https://t.co/uf2qN5syTfMany F1 fans took to their social media platforms to praise the Japanese driver's efforts, with one even claiming that he was a hero, saying:&quot;Some heroes don’t wear capes&quot;tash 🏁@likedbytash@F1 some heroes don’t wear capes4@F1 some heroes don’t wear capesHere are some more reactions:Αngela@aim4_83@F1 Driver of the day 🏼146229@F1 Driver of the day 👏🏼Markus Bürgi@BurgiMarkus@F1 Yuki inspires me a lot. He is a real hero and a healthy person! Rich people are usually not helped and just donate the money so that they can still be clean hand. I respect Yuki very highly!39@F1 Yuki inspires me a lot. He is a real hero and a healthy person! Rich people are usually not helped and just donate the money so that they can still be clean hand. I respect Yuki very highly!Dom@Wom_Dings@F1 Huge props to Yuki. This man has a heart of gold.112@F1 Huge props to Yuki. This man has a heart of gold.Jim Cole@seattlejimmy195@F1 Not surprised. My wife and I lived in Japan for three years and loved it. This so soooo Japanese. FYI: Yuki means snow in Japanese.11@F1 Not surprised. My wife and I lived in Japan for three years and loved it. This so soooo Japanese. FYI: Yuki means snow in Japanese. https://t.co/KCSeiA3iNiGianni Piloro@recentismo04@F1 Class act. Little talk and actions speak more than anything else. Bravo Yuki 32@F1 Class act. Little talk and actions speak more than anything else. Bravo Yuki &hearts;️mads@leclericciardo@F1 we must protect yuki at all costs 🫶🏼111@F1 we must protect yuki at all costs 🫶🏼&quot;I struggled a bit, but I'm still learning differently&quot; - Yuki TsunodaThe Japanese driver replied to the comments made by AlphaTauri Team Principal Franz Tost about his learning curve and how the new ground effect cars were easier to drive.Speaking to Motorsport Italy, he said:“I think Franz [Tost] was referring to understanding the car. I struggled a bit, but I'm still learning differently. I think last year I was probably okay, I think I raced on par, maybe more in dry conditions, especially compared to Pierre [Gasly].&quot;In terms of performance that can be extracted from a car, certainly, the more years go by the simpler it becomes. But yes, the third year, it will be useful, but at the same time I think these cars will also help the rookies, they have 18-inch tires and it is not as fast as a 2021 car. It is very different. &quot;And I think the 2021 car is a lot harder to push to the limit, which I've heard, while this car is a bit more controllable, so maybe that helps.&quot;Yuki Tsunoda added:“Yes, definitely [I feel more of a leader]. And I think I have to be, especially since it's my third year and because we've lost Pierre, [they] want someone to trust. And I have to be one of those people who can give a new impetus, especially now that we are having some performance difficulties.&quot;It will be interesting to see how many points will Yuki Tsunoda score in the 2023 season given his recent performances.

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