Carlos Sainz says it's been obvious for some time for F1 drivers that Spa's high-speed Eau Rouge/Raidillon sequence has a "fundamental issue", but the Spaniard and his colleagues are awaiting changes. Spa-Francorchamp's daunting corner was in high focus once again on Saturday when McLaren's Lando Norris crashed heavily while running up the hill, fortunately suffering only material damage. But the incident which occurred just 24 hours after a horrendous six-car pile-up at the corner during qualifying for the W Series event, triggered an outcry for change, with the zone's run-off area seen as the main focal point. Following the tragic events that unfolded during the Belgian Grand...
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