'I had to change how I was driving, in a very unnatural way.' Carlos Sainz has opened up on his long struggle to make peace with the 2022 Ferrari. ⬇️
Carlos Sainz has revealed that he has had to"completely" change his driving style to get on top of the characteristics of Ferrari's current Formula 1 car.The Spaniard had hoped to hit the ground running this year after a strong first season withHowever, Sainz found himself on the back foot in the early stages of this campaign.
"I felt like, after the first few races in 2021, I knew where the limit of the car was. I only had to find one or two tenths in a certain type of corner and I was ready to compete. That's why the second half of the season was so strong and I could get on top of it. "I kept it quite secret where my struggles came from," he said."I think people who understand the sport, and people who do in-depth analysis, more or less know me by now, and know where the issues came from. But just to make it short: I had to completely change my driving style.
"That accumulated frustration until around the time of the Canadian Grand Prix, where I started to find my way a bit. And since then, I've started performing a little better."
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