What happened to Ferrari’s horrific stop with Sainz

ferrari ruined the career of Carlos Sainz in Dutch F1 GP with a disastrous pit stop of 12.7 seconds. Slow, very slow, plus 10 seconds worse than they should be under normal conditions. all, according to Mattia Binotto, boss of Ferrariby a “late call” to Carlos by the box, which prevented the mechanics from preparing in time.

“You have to analyze, because They called me to the pits too late, too late and they really weren’t ready. You have to study it calmly.”Sainz said for his part after the race on ‘DAZN F1’.

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In the pictures it is clear. On the replay you can see the mechanic who had to fit that tire, drove around looking for a spare tire and was surprised to find the tire he needed wasn’t there.

In an overhead shot, you can see how the mechanic in charge of carrying that tire was positioned opposite when Sainz’s car came into the pits. The mechanic touched that tire on the right front. He realized the mistake and started running with the wheel in his hands, circling the entire car to reach the left rear. In total, 12.7 seconds, a world that prevented Carlos Sainz from fighting for the podium or at least for a better result than his last 8th place.

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