Carlos Sainz will start Sunday's Turkish Grand Prix from the back row of the grid, but the Ferrari driver admits to being "excited" by the prospect of storming through the field with little to lose. Ferrari introduced in Russia its long-awaited new-spec engine that features hybrid system elements that will be used in 2022. Charles Leclerc was the first recipient of the upgraded unit, and the Scuderia has now moved Sainz on to the new engine, the fourth in the Spaniard's pool of hardware which equates to a grid penalty. "It actually doesn't feel that bad," said Sainz. "If you're going into the weekend with a new PU that is hopefully bringing a bit of performance and...
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