They look similar, but Tsunoda says the two open-wheel racecars drive very differently. If you’re not a hardcore racing fan, Formula 1 and IndyCar racecars probably look pretty similar, and while they do have a lot in common,

The RB racer says almost ‘got sent back home’ when he arrived for Saturday’s race – ‘they let me in after a couple of discussions’.

Kiwi Formula 1 driver Liam Lawson’s debut race weekend in Las Vegas has already been eventful. During the final practice session ahead of qualifying this afternoon, Lawson was heard complaining about Racing Bulls teammate Yuki Tsunoda getting a little too close for comfort during the session – in which the pair were among the five slowest times posted.

Formula One driver Yuki Tsunoda (photo, left) took pointers from Scott Dixon of Chip Ganassi Racing (photo, right) before his first run in an NTT INDYCAR SERIES car.

Japanese F1 driver Yuki Tsunoda faced prolonged questioning by U.S. border officials before being allowed into the U.S. for the Las Vegas Grand Prix. Despite previous smooth entries for Austin and Miami races,

Japanese F1 driver Yuki Tsunoda said he “nearly got sent back home” by U.S. border officials when he arrived for Saturday’s Las Vegas Grand Prix. The 24-year-old racer for Red Bull-owned RB told reporters Wednesday that he was wearing pajamas when he was pulled aside and questioned for several hours before being allowed into the country.

Formula 1 driver Yuki Tsunoda made a surprising revelation on Thursday when he told members of the media that he was nearly denied entry into the United

Yuki Tsunoda said United States border control agents questioned him for hours before he entered the country for the Las Vegas Grand Prix. The Japanese Formula 1 driver told reporters he got interrogated in his pajamas and feared getting denied entry.