Earlier this season Carlos Sainz called the gap to F1's frontrunners a 'complete joke', now he says it is like racing in 'two different categories.' While Mercedes and Ferrari are racing away with this year's trophies, both having scored over 300 points, F1's leading midfield team, Force India, have only managed 101 points. It has left Sainz, whose Toro Rosso team are sitting on 39 points, rueing the massive gap between the haves and the have-nots. 'I want to think the gap will be closed a bit, and I do think it's a massive difference, a difference that's way too big,' he told GPUpdate.net. 'On the other hand the gap has just increased this year, throughout the year Mercedes and Ferrari...
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