Carlos Sainz says being unable to negotiate his Ferrari Formula 1 contract face to face was a “strange” experience.  Sainz was announced as Sebastian Vettel’s successor at Ferrari last week, with the Spaniard signing a two-year deal to join the Scuderia from McLaren in 2021. Four-time world champion Vettel will leave the team upon the expiry of his current contract at the end of the year.  Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, discussions between Sainz and Ferrari were carried out contact-free via video calls or over the phone. "It has been a very special week, negotiating without ever seeing each other is a strange thing,” Sainz told Sky Italia. “I was at home with my...
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