A puzzled Carlos Sainz was at a loss to explain his crash in qualifying in Hungary but suspected that a gusty tailwind had likely unsettled his car at the final corner and sent him into the barriers. The Ferrari driver had displayed a strong pace on the soft tyre as the front-runners set about making the Q3 cut on Pirelli's medium compound. Sainz's teammate Charles Leclerc had just clocked in second when the Spaniard was coming to the end of his own flyer. But as he entered the Hungaroring's final Turn 14 corner, the Ferrari slid off course and thumped the barriers. With his SF21 still running, Sainz attempted to exit the run-off area but a broken front wing lodged under his car halted his...
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