What's behind Sainz's Williams regression in Monaco

What's behind Sainz's Williams regression in Monaco

Carlos Sainz’s Williams momentum came to an abrupt halt in Monaco Grand Prix qualifying, as the man who’d started sixth for three grands prix in a row didn’t even make it past Q2.That his team-mate Alex Albon starts just one place ahead of him in 10th was fairly irrelevant to Sainz, who felt he’d compromised himself with needless set-up tinkering in over-reaction to finding the Williams harder to fathom around the Monte Carlo streets.The Ferrari…

The soft ones were a chimera for Sainz, who did not manage to find the comfort between the walls of Monaco.Alberto Fernández / Motor.es Having consistently excelled in all the sessions, Sainz was choked with Q2, being 11th and far away in the time of an Albon that will come out right ahead. Williams will be betting everything on the strategy to progress in the race.After qualifying sixth in the last three Grand Prixs, Carlos Sainz has again stay…