Carlos Sainz was at a loss to explain his depressed pace in Sunday's Dutch Grand Prix, despite concluding his race in seventh position. For most of the afternoon, the Ferrari driver held his own in sixth position where he had qualified, but from the outset, the Spaniard was unable to keep up with teammate Charles Leclerc, clocking in at the checkered flag over thirty seconds behind the Monegasque after losing P6 to Fernando Alonso on the penultimate lap. "I am very puzzled at the moment because I had no pace at all during the race since Lap 1," explained a frustrated Sainz after his race. "I honestly didn't enjoy it at all. I was in the whole race sliding around, really had...
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