Carlos Sainz recovered brilliantly at the French Grand Prix, having started on the last row of the grid at the Circuit Paul Ricard. The Spaniard was slapped with numerous grid penalties, after being forced into taking new engine components following his Austrian Grand Prix blow-up. Despite this, the Spanish driver recovered to finish in fifth place; however, should've stepped foot on the rostrum. Sainz had just overtaken Sergio Pérez for third place, before being called into the pits in a questionable strategic decision. READ: Ferrari’s management blamed as Scuderia warned they’re ‘not ready to fight for the title’ The stop saw Sainz drop to ninth, before a late race charge saw...
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