Ferrari's Carlos Sainz and Alpine's Esteban Ocon, who both crashed heavily into a wall in Miami Grand Prix practice, accused Formula One's governing body on Saturday of not listening to their safety concerns. The track around the Hard Rock Stadium is hosting a race for the first time. Editor's Picks Defiant Lewis Hamilton says piercing will stay 20h Both drivers argued that a Tecpro barrier should have been erected at turn 14 to soften the blow of the impact against concrete. "I'm sorry to be critical but I told the FIA yesterday that my crash in second gear shouldn't feel that hard, but today my neck was a bit in pain," Spaniard Sainz, who qualified on the front row, told Sky...
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