The Spanish pilot Carlos Sainz (Ferrari) expressed this Saturday that the ‘feeling’ was “good” in the rating of the Hungarian Grand Prix after achieving the second best timealthough he acknowledged feeling “anger” for not having achieved pole position despite “going very fast”.
“The ‘feeling’ has been good, a bit more difficult after dominating yesterday. We expected a little easier rating. In Q3 I was going very fast, that’s why it makes me angry not to get pole”, the Madrid native admitted in statements on Dazn.
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Sainz explained that on his last lap of Q3 he had “a couple of lashes” They slowed down their pace. Still, he celebrated feeling “better and better with each race and qualifying.” “It’s been a good lap, I felt like I had everything under control. We’ve done some good laps, but that second lap of Q3 wasn’t anything special and not good enough for pole. If he had done a perfect lap he would be up there,” she lamented.
For his part, Fernando Alonso (Alpine) celebrated the “great result” of his team on the qualifying day, after which the Spaniard will start sixth“on the dirty side”, so you will have to “defend yourself”.
“The goal was to be in the top ten and we got it with some slack in Q2. Being fifth and sixth is a great result,” the Spaniard applauded in statements to Dazn.
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The Spaniard had to settle for sixth place after a somewhat discreet Q3, outplayed by his teammatesEsteban Ocon, although ahead of Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes).
“It will be difficult to overtake, we’ll see what we can do. I’m going out on the dirty side, so will have to defendthere is also a forecast of rain, we will be attentive”, concluded Alonso.
