Carlos Sainz suffered a accident in the ranking of Singapore Grand Prix of Formula 1. At the start of Q3, the final round of qualifying, the Spanish driver lost control of his Ferrari as he was about to start the lap to set the best possible time. Sainz spun and ended up crashing into the wall, causing a red flag and forcing him to restart this Sunday. in tenth place in the race.
THE disappointment Carlos Sainz’s victory was total. The Madrid native had high hopes for this race, since last season he achieved pole position and victory. However, on this occasion, this Sunday, he will start in tenth place, since he was unable to gain time due to that accident in Singapore.
There were just over 8 minutes left before the end of Q3 of the standings, Q3 had just started, when Carlos Sainz lost control of his Ferrari in the penultimate corner of the circuit. Just as the first attempt to set the fastest lap was about to begin, in an attempt to secure the best position on the starting grid on Sunday, Carlos Sainz suffered this accident with which hit very hard with the protections of the Marina Bay urban circuit, one of the most demanding in the World Championship.
Fortunately, the Spanish driver suffered no damage and got out of the Ferrari without any problems. Being close to the pits, Sainz ended up walking to his team’s pit. Race Direction raised the red flagThe classification was therefore suspended and Sainz had to watch the rest of the session in the pits, unable to gain time, which is why he finished in tenth position in this classification in Singapore after his accident. It was a mistake by Sainz, who spun after letting Oscar Piastri pass in order to have free space on his return to Singapore.
