Article To news overview © XPBimages Carlos Sainz struggled to "get into a rhythm" in the tricky conditions during the Singapore Grand Prix. The Ferrari driver finished third 7.7 seconds behind teammate Charles Leclerc in third place, and was briefly under threat from Lando Norris at the end of the race. He blames the lack of pace on struggling with the rear of the F1-75 during the crossover phase between the Intermediate tyre and dry slicks. "Never really got into a rhythm in the wet," he told media. "I couldn't challenge for the top two guys because I was always struggling a bit more with the rear of the car. "So in the end, in these conditions, when you...
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