Carlos Sainz claims it would be pointless to dwell on yet another crash, as he binned his Ferrari during FP2 for the 2022 Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix. Sainz just doesn't seem to catch a break, as after an error marred race at Imola two weeks ago, as the Spaniard started his Miami weekend crashing his F1-75 at Turn 13 during FP2. This has put the Ferrari driver under increasing pressure to sort out whatever is troubling him with a car that his teammate Charles Leclerc has won two races with this season, while putting it on pole two times as well. Sainz didn't have much to say after running was concluded on Friday in Miami, and said in Ferrari's press release post session: 'Obviously not the...
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