Sep.24 Carlos Sainz says he will get a new Ferrari engine in his car soon – but the same may not be true of the Maranello team's F1 customers Alfa Romeo and Haas. For this weekend at Sochi, Ferrari has fast-forwarded the expected debut date of all-new hybrid elements of its power unit. But it will only be fitted to the works car driven by Charles Leclerc, who will subsequently have to start from the back of Sunday's Russian GP. Ferrari explained that Leclerc was due a new engine anyway after the incident in Hungary. 'The team thought a lot and we discussed when to put the new version of the power unit in the car, and it was decided that Charles would receive it first,' Leclerc's...
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