Carlos Sainz has received a new chassis for the Spanish Grand Prix, it was announced earlier today. This comes with no consequences for the driver, considering it is still within the allowed amount of parts to be used. Following the new build for Sainz, Mattia Binotto at Sky Sports stated the exact reason. Fuel leak As a precautionary measure, Ferrari replaced Sainz's chassis because a leak had been found. Binotto says: "We had to check the chassis because we had some leakage on the fuel system, not clear where it was coming from. We would've lost time working out where it came from so we opted for a new chassis." Read more Complete results FP3 in Spain | Leclerc fastest,...
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