Carlos Sainz says he hopes his career-best run to the top six in the Spanish Grand Prix will mark a breakthrough for him in his attempts to firm his position at Toro Rosso in the wake of Red Bull's driver shuffle. Though somewhat overshadowed by the performance of his erstwhile team-mate Max Verstappen, who clinched a sensational Spanish Grand Prix win on his Red Bull Racing debut in Barcelona, Sainz also scored his best result in F1 yet with a strong sixth place finish. Coming on the weekend he was joined in the team by two-time podium winner Daniil Kvyat, Sainz is confident the eye-catching performance on home soil marks an upturn in fortunes for both himself and the team, which is now...
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