Kevin Magnussen was left frustrated with Carlos Sainz during Free Practice 2 on Friday at the Japanese Grand Prix, in what was a challenging day for Haas. Whilst approaching the opening two corners after just starting a hot lap, Magnussen was forced to suddenly abort his lap, due to Sainz having poorly placed his car. The Ferrari driver was cruelling along and attempted to get out of the way; however, he did so at a poor corner. Magnussen bailed out of the last second in case Sainz suddenly cut back across onto the racing line, something which would've resulted in an accident. Want to work in Formula 1? Browse the latest F1 job vacancies The Danish driver was clearly infuriated and pulled...
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