Very difficult qualifying for Carlos Sainz in the Emilia Romagna Formula 1 Grand Prix. The Ferrari driver could not make it through Q2 after a somewhat erratic last lap and will start from 11th position this Sunday at Imola: «I wanted to be in the top five It's been a difficult day, "he said on DAZN's microphones." Honestly, I haven't done a good lap in qualifying. When he gained a tenth in one corner he lost it in the next. I have lacked consistency. I have also made a mistake in the brake balance. Everything is being a bit new and a bit green for me for now, especially on a circuit where you need as much confidence as Imola. 😔 What a pity! @ Carlossainz55 is left out by 6 hundredths and @alo_oficial also could not go to Q3 Tomorrow for the comeback! # ImolaDAZNF1 🇮🇹 pic.twitter.com/wXWYrHHOQ4 – DAZN Spain (@DAZN_ES) April 17, 2021 The only positive note of the afternoon is that the Madrid native will be able to choose tires on Sunday: «It is not something that makes me be positive, I wanted to be in the top five after feeling good all weekend. It is what it is, tomorrow there will be time to try to come back, but today has been a difficult day, "concluded Carlos Sainz after signing an 11th place in the classification of the Emilia Romagna Formula 1 Grand Prix.
Carlos Sainz: "I haven't had a good lap in qualifying"
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