Last year, Carlos Sainz took his first Monaco podium and the first for Ferrari when he finished runner up to Max Verstappen, but in hindsight the Spaniard admits it was "the least enjoyable" top-three finish in his career. Sainz had delivered a solid performance in the Principality, qualifying P4 but starting his race third following the shock last-minute withdrawal due to a gearbox problem of Scuderia teammate and poleman Charles Leclerc, and then moving up to second after the retirement of Mercedes' Valtteri Bottas on lap 29. But Sainz's bitter-sweet feeling on the podium alongside Verstappen and third-placed man Lando Norris stemmed from the lingering anger and frustration...
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