Carlos Sainz may have netted two points-paying finishes in his first two races as a Ferrari driver. But according to the Spaniard himself, he’s still yet to start performing at the level he was at during his successful two-season tenure with McLaren.
Sainz followed up his eighth-place finish at the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix with fifth at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, overcoming a P11 starting position and a brace of off-track moments to finish right in the wheel tracks of team mate Charles Leclerc.
And Sainz said that, in the face of difficult races at Imola for several drivers who have switched teams this year – the likes of Red Bull’s Sergio Perez, Aston Martin’s Sebastian Vettel and McLaren’s Daniel Ricciardo – he was happy to be one of the drivers adapting best to his new environs, even if he admitted there was still more performance to come.
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