After his Austrian GP failure, Carlossainz55 admits he may take a grid penalty in France as Ferrari considers fitting a fresh engine. Story:
Sainz’s race last time out at the Red Bull Ring was ended when his engine spectacularly expired just as he was set to attack Red Bull driver Max Verstappen approaching the closing stages.
Turn 4's steep slope meant his car kept rolling backwards when he stepped off the brake to try and escape the inferno.
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