Carlos Sainz earned his second consecutive fifth-place finish in Hungary, and he did it without relying on lucky circumstances or the misfortune of others. From sixth on the grid, Sainz moved up to fifth after four laps, a position the Spaniard would valiantly hold on to until the checkered flag, thanks in part to an impressive first stint on soft tyres. While Sainz equaled his result from last week at Hockenheim, the McLaren driver admitted that earning it on merit this time gave the result a different vibe. "It's a second consecutive P5, which I think I've never done in my life," Sainz said. "Very very happy with that, especially this P5, it tastes a lot better than the...
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