Carlos Sainz and Lando Norris have both had a chassis change ahead of Saturday's running at the Spanish Grand Prix. Ferrari broke curfew on Friday night to work on Sainz's car, changing the Spaniard chassis with a fuel system issue said to caused the problem. It was the first of Ferrari's two allowances that each team has when it comes to the overnight curfew. Sainz, who was fourth quickest in Friday's practice, will be hoping that is the last of the drama for his home race weekend, a race that Sainz believes he can win. 'It would be great to finish on the podium, but I want my first win,' he said in the build up to the race. 'We are ready for it.' McLaren also broke curfew, the Woking...
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