Carlos Sainz Have to leave F1 2025 Bahrain GP For the harm that his Williams is due to a touch of Tsunana. Madrid wanted to add some point and attacked the Japanese, with the bad luck that the Japanese of Red Bull had disappeared in the background, closing and holding Sainz.
There his little scoring options and ended the car removal to him Large hole opened on the right sidesomething that was left to him “50 fewer aerodynamic points”.
Then, in the super damaged car, he tried to fight with Antonelli and ended the Italian whip, which cost him 10 seconds of penalty. In this sense, he does not criticize FIA for not applying the same penalty to Tsunana when considering that it can be a set of race, as it is accidental.
“Right now we’re fighting for Tsunana for the last points of the points. A slightly rare and a little frustrating breed because we always have cars that are a bit faster next to us: a Mercedes, a Red Bull, a Ferrari, who brought us some tenth by returning. We tried to endure them and wore the tire trying ”He commented on his career, where he was placed at 6th before his gums were lost.
“Even though I tried to pass him and I think the car was gone out of the curve 1, he grabbed me, he broke the car, and from there, with 50 points not much charged it was impossible. But well, we tried. Now I will be complicated to score. With a perfect race we will be left at a point or two with the rhythm we have, so for the next, “he said to ‘Dazn’.
“It looks clear that Tsunana is clear that the car has lost a little out of curve 1 and grabbed me. It will be seen as a career incident, I will not go here to paint”He commented on the Japanese pressing.
“And then with Antonelli is a little runaway that I amWithout any possibility of a score, and the car didn’t stop because I didn’t stop, I was a bit of a little braking and I was a little out of control because I had no aerodynamic load, and we paid the penalty but I still knew I wasn’t going to score, “he concluded.
Source: La Verdad
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