Television pictures aren't getting the true speed of the Formula 1 cars across to viewers, rues Carlos Sainz. The McLaren driver, who has previously had a go at Formula 1's broadcasts for not showing enough of the midfield battles, feels the sport needs to do something to get across to the fans just how fast the cars are going. 'The cars are amazing, but then you watch TV and they don't seem faster than they were back then,' he told Motorsport.com. 'And that's what makes me nervous. 'Is there something we are doing wrong with the cameras, with the camera angles, or with high definition? 'Most people on Twitter agreed that cars, being longer and bigger, give the impression that they are...
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