Racing his way from P10 on the grid to fifth in Austria, Carlos Sainz feels he is starting to become the 'Carlos that I want to be in Ferrari'. Ferrari had a tough time in qualifying for the Austrian Grand Prix, neither Sainz nor his team-mate Charles Leclerc making it into Q3. That meant the Ferraris could start on whatever tyre compound they wanted with Sainz, elevated to P10 on the grid after Sebastian Vettel's penalty, running the hard Pirellis in his opening stint. Paving the way for a one-stop strategy, he ran a long first stint before swapping to the mediums and launching an attack. Coming up behind his team-mate Leclerc, Ferrari ordered the Monégasque driver to let him by, giving...
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