自宅でゆっくりと過ごす。BAHOとかCHABOとか、心温まるロック・ミュージックを真剣に聴いた。
スワローズは今夜も守備がよかった。1点差の投手戦を制した。やはりセンターラインの守備を固めることである。最近はチームもそれを分かっているようでぼくは満足だ。
F1のベルギーGPは角田裕毅が本来の速さを取り戻した。この日の午前までは古い仕様のマシンに相変わらず手を焼いていたが、午後の予選前に急遽、チームメイトのマックス・フェルスタッペンと同等の最新のパーツが搭載されると、挙動の分からない未知のマシンを見事に操って、7番グリッドを手に入れた。4番手のフェルスタッペンとのタイム差は約0.4秒。ベストのリザルトではないのかもしれないが、ようやく戦える位置に戻ってきた。本人の表情も明るい。明日の決勝がとても楽しみ。
夜、7キロ強のジョグ。焦らず、粘り強く距離を稼ぐ。
I spent a quiet day at home, listening intently to heartwarming rock music—BAHO, CHABO, and the like.
The Swallows played solid defense again tonight. In a tight pitchers’ duel, they edged out a win by a single run. It all comes down to strengthening the center line, and lately, the team seems to understand that too—which makes me happy.
As for the Belgian Grand Prix, Yuki Tsunoda finally regained his true pace. Until the morning of the same day, he had still been struggling with the older-spec machine. But just before the afternoon qualifying session, his car was finally upgraded to match his teammate Max Verstappen’s latest-spec machine.
Despite being unfamiliar with the new setup and its unpredictable behavior, Tsunoda handled it brilliantly, securing P7 on the grid—just 0.4 seconds behind Verstappen, who placed fourth. It may not be the absolute best result, but at last, he’s back in a position to fight. His expression looked visibly brighter. I’m truly looking forward to tomorrow’s race.
Later at night, I went for a 7 km jog. No rushing—just quietly building mileage, step by steady step.
Konome-ame 