Felipe Nasr was left frustrated after finishing the Belgian Grand Prix at Spa-Francorchamps on Sunday down in seventeenth, with the Sauber F1 Team driver still looking for his first points of the season. Nasr had made a decent getaway to run as high as eleventh in the early stages, but a trip to the pits with a puncture compromised him early, but he was not helped by a five-second time penalty in his final stop as stewards penalised him for excessively cutting the corner at Raidillon. Nasr will now turn his focus to the Italian Grand Prix next weekend, and is looking for better luck at the Autodromo Nazionale Monza than he managed in Belgium. “A disappointing race,” admitted Nasr. “I...
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