Ferrari says it has a "short-term fix in place" for the hydraulic issue that sidelined Carlos Sainz in Baku while Charles Leclerc's engine failure has yet to be assessed. The Scuderia endured a dismal Sunday in Azerbaijan with both its drivers' promising prospects vanishing in the first part of the race. Sainz was forced to park his F1-75 after just 8 laps while he was running fourth while Leclerc, who had started from pole and leading proceedings, was hit with a power unit failure on lap 21 of 51. With only a few days to investigate their issues before next weekend's Canadian Grand Prix, Ferrari has opted for an interim solution for Sainz. Read also: Leclerc heads to Canada...
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