Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz admitted that a mistake at the end of his final flying lap in Saturday's qualifying session for the Canadian Grand Prix cost him the chance of a spot on the front row of the grid for tomorrow's race. Sainz had been second quickest in the first free practice session on Friday and was still third fastest in FP2. But when it came to the wet conditions on Saturday, Sainz wasn't able to match the speeds achieved by Red Bull driver Max Verstappen and and by Alpine's Fernando Alonso. Read also: Verstappen masters wet qualifying as Alonso takes P2 In the end he was 0.152s behind Alonso in the final round of qualifying and had to settle for third place on the grid, but...
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