Carlos Sainz echoed Mattia Binotto's comments after the 2022 Hungarian Grand Prix, claiming something was going on with the car and the tyres which caused the poor result. Sainz started the race from third on the grid, Charles Leclerc one place ahead in second, but finished fourth after a frustrating race for the team and the Tifosi where a highly probable one-two was thrown away, a four-six being the final result. Ferrari had another one of their trademark strategy blunders, putting Leclerc on the treacherous Hard tyres, the Monegasque having to do a third stop for Softs, but ultimately finishing sixth. Sainz wasn't given the Hards, but is claiming the F1-75, having shown great race pace...
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