The end of the first round of British Grand Prix qualifying on Saturday saw a surprise casualty, when Renault's Carlos Sainz found himself mired in the bottom five and duly eliminated. It's the first time since he joined Renault on loan from Toro Rosso that the Spaniard has failed to make it though to Q2. He will start tomorrow's British Grand Prix from 16th place on the grid, the first time since Abu Dhabi in 2017 that he has not started inside the top ten. "It’s a shame that my 100 per cent Q3 record comes to an end," the 23-year-old sighed. "But I knew at some point, with this tight midfield, it could happen despite our best efforts. "Unfortunately we made some...
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