Carlos Sainz conceded that Friday had been a "strange" day for Ferrari, acknowledging that the heat at the Hungaroring had resulted in the team going "a bit backwards". Sainz was fourth fastest in the morning and his team mate Charles Leclerc seventh, but neither driver was in the top ten at the end of the afternoon after temperatures soared. "It was a bit of a strange one," he told the media after the end of the day's track activity in Budapest. "In FP1 we were quite happy with how everything went. "Then FP2 was a bit of a weird one," he admitted. "The car didn’t feel any worse, or it didn’t feel particularly bad, it’s just that the...
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