The very first sprint race in Formula 1 history was one to forget for Carlos Sainz. In the opening lap, he collided with George Russell, causing the Spaniard to drop back to 19th position. Touch in the first lap Sainz managed to regain many places in the remaining seventeen laps, but after the sprint race, he was not happy with Russell. Sainz collided with the Williams driver at the Brooklands, causing the Ferrari driver to spin off the track and lose many positions. Russell on the other hand was able to continue his way without any problems and crossed the finish line in ninth place to the displeasure of Sainz. The Spaniard thinks that Russell doesn't deserve a better starting spot than...
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