Ferrari's Carlos Sainz was left extremely frustrated after limping his way through the Dutch Grand Prix with a lack of pace. On the face of it, P7 at Zandvoort looked like a solid result for Sainz. Coupled with P5 for his team-mate Charles Leclerc, Ferrari created an 11.5-point buffer over McLaren, stretching further ahead in P3 in the Constructors' Championship. However, Sainz said he had never felt slower than he did at the Dutch Grand Prix. 'I am very puzzled at the moment because I had no pace at all during the race since Lap 1,' he told Sky F1. 'Really I was struggling a lot with the front and tyres. I was degrading the tyres, it felt like I was sliding a lot and I couldn't match the...
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