Carlos Sainz supported how race day in Belgium was handled by the FIA, except for the decision to award half points. Attempt one to get the rain-soaked Belgian Grand Prix underway proved unsuccessful, with the cars soon returning to the pits with the race red flagged. Hopes were that a clearer period in the weather would emerge, and so the drivers returned to the track after a long day with the FIA hoping that a one-hour race could be possible. After two laps though it was back to the pit lane, and with the mandatory laps for a race result now complete, it was decided that the Belgian Grand Prix would not be restarted. Sainz had no issues at all with the process to reaching that decision,...
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