Carlos Sainz thinks \u201cnothing is impossible\u201d in terms of Ferrari fighting for victory in Formula 1\u2019s 2023 Italian Grand Prix, despite favourite Max Verstappen starting just behind the pole-sitting Spaniard.\u00a0
When asked if he can realistically challenge Verstappen for the Italy victory on Sunday, Sainz replied: “I think it can happen.
“The car, it has been very good all weekend, especially over one lap,” Sainz explained. “From what I've seen through the long runs, I'm not going to lie, it's trickier. It's not the same picture as in quali. "But hopefully I can get a good start and then I can make Max and Checo [stay] behind, and Charles’ life, obviously, [make it all] as difficult as possible. “I think it's a good opportunity, but also being realistic, the Red Bull should be quicker. We're just going to try and make their life as complicated as possible and try to take the win.” ’s 2017 and 2018 victories – a statistic that has generated much attention in F1’s social media sphere in recent days.
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