Toro Rosso has confirmed that Renault was not to blame for the mysterious electrical fault that put Carlos Sainz out of the British Grand Prix. Sainz has looked set for a decent haul of points at Silverstone on a weekend when its STR10 chassis had again shone. But his hopes were dashed when his car ground to a halt with an electrical problem. The retirement left his car in a position that brought out the virtual safety car. With Max Verstappen having spun out, Sainz's retirement meant that Toro Rosso failed to get one of its cars to the finish for the first time since the Bahrain Grand Prix – and it prompted a post-race investigation. Its analysis back at the factory has now been...
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