Carlos sainz surprise with P3 start at Italian GP

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Carlos Sainz completed a magnificent lap earlier in the qualification for Italian GP which he will start in P3 with his teammate Lando Norris in P6. as McLaren said on Twitter "Nice one team"

Sainz said this "I've been feeling very strong since Q1, and since then it was just chipping away... the last lap I nearly messed up, I had a big moment in Lesmo 1 and I'm actually shaking a bit!" 

Carlos will start at 3rd place behind Bottas and Hamilton

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