Could Ferrari muscle in on the fight for pole tomorrow? Carlos Sainz thinks so... F1 MonacoGP Ferrari CarlosSainz
Carlos Sainz believes he and Ferrari are “on the right track” to be in the hunt for pole around Monaco this weekend, after showing promising pace on Friday.
There have been hopes among the congested chasing pack behind Red Bull that the unique Monaco layout, the slowest on the calendar, would level the playing field somewhat, with the RB19 unable to utilise its standout straight-line speed to as great a degree around Monte Carlo. Sainz prompted the red flags to be brought out in the session when he collided with the inside wall at the second part of the Swimming Pool section of the circuit, but the 28-year-old was quick to brush off concerns around the contact he made with the wall.“I just clipped the wall on the inside of [Turn] 16, typical Monaco miscalculation.
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