Carlos Sainz has said it was difficult for him to get through the Miami Grand Prix after his crash during Friday practice caused pain in his neck. The Spaniard had found the wall in FP2 on Friday which limited his running, but he recovered well to grab second in qualifying behind team-mate Charles Leclerc. He divulged that he had asked the FIA to install TECPRO barriers at Turn 14 after he made heavy contact with a concrete wall, but this was denied by the governing body. READ: FIA rejected Ocon and Sainz’s call amid safety concerns at Miami GP The 27-year-old spent much of the afternoon running his own race in third behind Leclerc and Verstappen after the Dutchman got past him on the...
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