Carlos Sainz’s accident before the Miami GP started

These are the things that can happen to the most common of people. Thursday’s Formula One Grand Prix at the Miami urban circuit, a 5.4-kilometer track that is all mandatory to be fenced off by the time the competition starts this Friday. Holes in the protective fence — where mechanics display blackboards — that separate the track from the pitlane you’re climbing to return to the box and a miscalculation that ends in a head gap, always amazing, and a lump. And more than that, the disaster went viral.

That happened to the Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz this Thursday after taking a reconnaissance walk with his team and his surroundings and that Daniel, an airline captain and U.S. Navy veteran, according to his Twitter account where he posted video and photos, was in the area of facts and captured by his mobile.

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The F1 Grand Prix is ​​not how they start but how they end and even though Carlos’s pre-Grand Prix in Miami started with a blow to the head and a cut to the head, it all remained a painful and simple anecdote, but one that the whole world has.

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Since the 1970s, for safety reasons, the wall crowned with a hard alloy fence has been mandated to separate the pit lane from the finish line of the track, and from which mechanics show the board to drivers. .