Sainz said he had 'big moments' in SaudiArabianGP qualifying as he struggled to match team-mate Leclerc's pace.
Carlos Sainz says he experienced"big moments" during qualifying for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix as he struggled to match the pace of Ferrari Formula 1 team-mate Charles Leclerc.Leclerc earned second place in Jeddah while Sainz was over half a second behind in fifth.
"I couldn't get the tyres to give me the feeling to push in Turn 1/2 and the high-speed, and every time I was pushing a bit much I was snapping and having big moments. "I was playing a lot with prep laps, out-laps, and never switched on the tyres for sector one. Sector two and three I was actually OK, so without this problem tomorrow I think we could have a good day."
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