Logan Sargeant says the deletion of his first hot lap in Q1 triggered the frustrations that led to an incident-laden qualifying session for the Williams rookie. Sargeant's early effort would have actually allowed him to make the Q2 cut, but crossing the pit lane entry line at the end of the lap was a transgression left the stewards with no other choice but to delete the young American's time. Frustrated, Sargeant then spun on his second attempt at Jeddah's high-speed Turn 22, an error for which the Williams charger was lucky to suffer no consequence. With the clock ticking and pressure mounting, Sargeant fumbled his third and final attempt after hitting a kerb - again at Turn 22 - that...
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