Carlos Sainz seemed to start the weekend excellently in Monaco with a first time in VT1 and a third time in Friday's second practice session, but a crash in the last 15 minutes during VT2 meant the day did not go completely to plan. In a press release from his team , the Ferrari driver responded to the slip-up. Article continues under ad Sainz and Ferrari were extremely competitive in Monaco. The Italian team was just a tenth slower than Max Verstappen, who finished day one. No doubt this played a part as Sainz gave his thoughts on the opening day in the Principality. "In general, I think the day was positive. We were fast in both sessions and the car feels okay on track. There are...
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