Ferrari' driver Carlos Sainz said he had nothing to lose in starting Sunday's Turkish Grand Prix from the back of the grid due to an engine penalty but was upbeat at what he might achieve. The Spaniard, who finished third in the Russian resort of Sochi two weeks ago, collected the grid drop for exceeding his engine allocation for the season as a result of a power unit upgrade. 'It actually doesn't feel that bad. You go into a weekend with a new PU (Power Unit) that will hopefully bring a bit of performance,' he told reporters at the Istanbul Park circuit on Thursday. Sainz, who is not in title contention but whose Italian team are battling McLaren for third place, added that he had a...
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