Why Sargeant retired healthy car in Hungarian GP

Williams driver Logan Sargeant has revealed why he retired ahealthy car from the Hungarian Grand Prix. The American F1 rookiewas battling with Haas' Nico Hulkenberg late into the 70-lap raceat the Hungaroring before spinning at the Turns 6 and 7 chicane.Sargeant then quickly retired from the race - the third time in hisrookie season he has not been running at the flag - but he remainedclassified as he had completed more than 90 per cent of thedistance. "All in all, I was happy with how the race was going,"Sargeant told media including RacingNews365. "We had pretty decentpace today on a track that doesn't suit us and it is prettypromising to be honest. "[Teammate] Alex [Albon] was knocking onthe door of points, and heading to Spa, which should be great trackfor us, it is appetising and I am excited to get there. "[The race]ended a bit unfortunately, I was just pushing as hard as I could toovertake Hulkenberg, clipped the sausage kerb, spun and destroyedthe tyre, so we decided to stop there. "It wasn't a bad day andthere was nothing wrong with the car." Albon echoes Sargeant Albonfinished just shy of points in 11th and echoed Sargeant'sevaluation of Williams' weekend, adding: "P11 is quite a surprisingresult. "It was quite a defensive race, which we like to do, but wegot track position and were okay. "We came to this circuit knowingit would not suit us - I am very surprised. "On Saturday, wequalified where the pace of the car was (16th), on Sunday we had agreat strategy and then we just held off [cars behind]. "Clean airis so important around here and once I had clean air, even though Ipitted so early, I had a lot of laps to bed the tyre in very slowlyand not push it too hard."