Carlos Sainz missed out on his second pole in Formula 1 by the slightest of margins, but vows to be on the attack on Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix. In the end, it was George Russell who nipped pole from the Spaniard by 0.044s, something Sainz is not thrilled about especially as he have been recently feeling more confident behind the wheel of the F1-75. 'I’m not very happy with the final result as I feel I could have done a better lap on the final attempt,' Sainz admitted in Ferrari's media brief. 'However, I prefer to focus on the positives: we are in a good position for tomorrow, I’ve been comfortable in the car all weekend and we keep making steps in the right direction. I’m...
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