McLaren drivers Carlos Sainz and Lando Norris are free to race each other, but team boss Andreas Seidl says any clash between the pair would carry consequences. McLaren has taken the lead off the bat in F1's competitive midfield with Norris and Sainz finishing third and fifth in last weekend's opening round of the 2020 season at the Red Bull Ring. The two drivers enjoyed a fraught battle in the closing stages of the race as they fought for position along with Racing Point's Sergio Perez. Seidl said his drivers are free to race according to the team's rules of engagement and barring any specific circumstances that would call for team orders. Norris' FP2 session abbreviated by back pain But...
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