SFormula points leader Ritomo Miyata isn't happy about the sudden jump in performance his Honda-powered rivals appear to have made at this weekend's Fuji round:
Super Formula points leader Ritomo Miyata has admitted to frustration at Honda’s apparent advantage in qualifying trim over Toyota at Fuji.Miyata saw his points cushion over nearest rival Liam Lawson eroded as he struggled to the fifth-fastest time in the Q2 shootout on Saturday, albeit best of the Toyota runners.
“It’s really frustrating,” Miyata told Motorsport.com. “Toyota only got four cars in Q2. My time wasn’t perfect, but it wasn’t bad and it was still far from the top time. “Fuji is a track layout where you have to make a lot of compromises, and I have doubts about the race pace.”Miyata’s TOM’S team-mate Ukyo Sasahara struggled to 16th on the grid on his return to Super Formula, having taken over Giuliano Alesi’s seat for the final four rounds of the season.
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