After a very impressive drive in Brazil which saw him go from 20th place to a first career podium finish, Ross Brawn was full of praise for Carlos Sainz, even though the Spaniard was helped as the race came his way. Sainz started from the back of the grid after failing to set a time in qualifying due to a failing power unit. When the race got underway, the 25-year-old went to work, overtaking cars left and right. Read more Mercedes reflect on 'very disappointing day' in Brazil He was also the only car on the grid to go for a one-stop strategy and he made it work, gaining a lot of track position under the two Safety Cars. Particularly after the second Safety Car, which was caused by the two...
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