Carlos Sainz has had some bad luck in his first four Grands Prix of the season. After a strong start in which he scored podium finishes in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, he experienced two crashes in the following races. In the Miami Grand Prix, he will start from the front row and according to the Spaniard, this is a sign of improvement. In Imola, he crashed with Daniel Ricciardo through no fault of his own, but beyond that, the Ferrari driver has made mistakes of his own. This included the start of the Australian Grand Prix, where he spun off the track. Read more F1 drivers agree with criticism Verstappen on Miami track: 'It's a joke' Sainz will not change his approach to the start So it went...
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