Carlos Sainz shrugs off George Russell’s radio complaints: ‘He does it a lot’

After the red flag period, Sainz was forced to defend 🌌against Russell i🗹nto Turn 1
Russell complained o🌞ver team radio that Sainz had been ‘weaving’ while defending o🌟n the start-finish straight.
Sainz ultimately resisted Russell’s attacks, retaining fourth, while the Mercedes driver dropped to sixth after losing out to168澳洲5最新开奖结果: Lando Norris.
Speaking about the battle with Russell, Sainz said: “Well I was moving once and right before braking,🤪 which is what the rules allow.
“You cannot move on the b𓆏raking but you can move right befor🤪e braking and that's what I was doing.
“Wheꩵn you're behind you open the radio, you complain about the guy ꦇin front and [hope] he gets a warning or a five-second penalty because it benefits you.
“It's the same as always, ev♌eryone does it. George does it a lot.”

After qualifying on the front-row of the grid, Sainz immediately lost out to 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Max Verstappen and then 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Lewis Hamilton through the pit stop phase.
Give⛎n their race pace advantage, Sainz felt it was inevitable he would drop back anyway.
“Looking at the pace that Max and Lewis had, it was honestly a matter of time before they finished ahead or in front,” he added.&n🀅bsp;
“They simply are a lot quicker than us in race pace, we kind ꦜof expected going into the race that they have some extra pace 𒀰in there and we had to manage a lot of temperatures.
“I had a weird stint on Mediums and I struggled with that front tyre that was grained almost on the f🍌ormation lap, so൩ we will have to take a look at that.
“Once we put the Hards on, I thinkও we were just following the pace of the car.”

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