'We are not a disaster!' - Sainz hits back at Ferrari critics
Carlos Sainz has defended Ferrari's strategic decisions after a controversial call over a late pit stop saw him lose out on a potential podium finish at the French Grand Prix.
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Carlos Sainz has defended Ferrari's strategic decisions after a controversial call over a late pit stop saw him lose out on a potential podium finish at the French Grand Prix.
(Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton reckoned he shed three kilos after a water bottle malfunction left him sweating to second place in the French Grand Prix at Le Castellet on Sunday.
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Charles Leclerc was left beating himself up after losing the lead of the French Grand Prix by crashing out at Circuit Paul Ricard.
Lewis Hamilton suggested that he may have lost around 3kg in weight due to the high temperatures at the French Grand Prix and the fact that his drinks bottle wasn’t working.
Carlos Sainz Jr. has hit back at critics of Ferrari after another strategy blunder seemingly cost the team a podium at the French Grand Prix.
Alex Albon joked that the chaotic pitlane scenes sparked by the Safety Car called following Charles Leclerc’s crash at the French GP reminded him of NASCAR.