Carlos Sainz has vowed to be more aggressive in the opening laps of races after admitting he was too cautious on his first Formula 1 start for Ferrari in Bahrain. The Spaniard had a solid yet low-key debut for Ferrari as he finished eighth and two places behind teammate Charles Leclerc at the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix, helping the Italian outfit to record an encouraging points haul. Sainz had to recover lost places following a deliberately cautious approach to the first few laps to avoid picking up potentially race-ending damage. For future races, Sainz has pinpointed the start as an area he can make significant gains. “Overall it’s been a good weekend for me,” Sainz said....
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