New circuit, new difficulty. That’s what happened to Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz. The Miami circuit opens this season and there have been several accidents and incidents seen in two free practice sessions.
Carlos Sainz was no less and these first contact shots on the new asphalt became more complicated than he’d like. Add to this the driver’s lack of confidence in the new vehicle. And as a result was a round in the first free practice and an accident in the second due to a whiplash from the car.
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At the end of the second training session, Sainz, who was frustrated with leaving early in training due to whiplash, said that despite the accident “I feel like the car is competitive and I’m confident in our performance”. Until the moment of the crash, the Madrid driver had proven to be one of the drivers with the best speed on the grid.
“It’s pointless to think about now, so We will focus all our attention on tomorrow and on the career. “ Sainz added, regretting the work that mechanics will need to repair the damage to the car.
The third free training and qualification sessions will help him continue to fit in the car and on the circuit. Attempts to withdraw security have not yet been found and delayed due to two withdrawals by Australia and Italy.
Source: La Verdad
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