You need to search and search to find two consecutive errors Carlos Sainz sa Formula 1. It happened this time. The pilot from Madrid ferrari he retired to Australia two weeks ago due to initial career setbacks caused by bad luck. And this Saturday, when he was flying over the Enzo e Dino Ferrari Autodrome, before the Italian tifosi, where he wanted to celebrate in his first pole position in F1 his recent renewal in two years of ‘rank‘ng ‘running horse’Carlos fell off the wall in mid -Q2.
It happened in the last corner. He signed a very good Q1 at the wheel of the best car on the grid. He’s running for pole position and making a good strategy in Q2. He was going to get a decent time on his first attempt and wanted to push a little harder on the second, but without giving his all. But disappointment came. Carlos he lost control of his vehicle at the last corner of the Italian track and did nothing to avoid impact. The Spaniards did not understand what had happened. He went to the wall without risk. He has done nothing but apologize and continue to focus on correcting his mistake this Saturday and Sunday.
Until then, sainz achieved the second fastest time, just surpassed by Verstappen. After the incident it rained again, which would allow him to be among the top 10 on the starting grid for this Saturday’s sprint race. There, he has to risk more than others to climb places from the start.
“It’s really embarrassing, because of my speed throughout the session. Even in the water I was comfortable. Quite a strange mistake, actually. I don’t quite understand, because it’s not at the vehicle limit or pulling at height. I knew the rain was coming and I had to make a good lap before the rain poured, but I also knew I had a margin and I didn’t need the last tenth. So … alas “, Sainz commented on ‘DAZN F1’.” I have no choice but to apologize, to try to recover and at least there is still the ‘qualy’ sprint and the race to try to recover “, added the Spanish.
“The goal is to get back as much as possible in sprint qualifying tomorrow (Saturday) and make sure we have a chance to move forward,” he concludes.
Source: La Verdad
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