Carlos Sainz believes he or his Williams team got something 'fundamentally wrong' at the Chinese Grand Prix after struggling to make inroads to the top 10.

Williams driver Carlos Sainz has reflected on a 'very tough' start to the Formula 1 season, admitting he is baffled as to where his own pace has gone.

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Williams has been fined 50,000 euros ($54,000) by the Formula 1 Chinese Grand Prix stewards due to a communication error.

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