Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur countered Carlos Sainz's criticism of the team's strategy in Monaco, insisting it had made the right call regarding the Spaniard's race. Sainz damaged his front wing early in the 78-lap event while attacking Alpine's Esteban Ocon for third place at the chicane. But the Scuderia charger – who had started his race on the hard tyre – opted to press on given the limited impact of the contact. But when Ocon pitted after 32 laps, Sainz was called in by Ferrari a lap later. The Spaniard was hoping to overcut his rival by extending his stint on the hards. Instead, he was left chasing Ocon once again when he rejoined the track. An angry Sainz vented his frustration to...
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