Despite finishing in third place in the inaugural Miami Grand Prix, Ferrari's Carlos Sainz admitted that he had "been better" after revealing that he was still suffering from neck pain as a result of his Friday accident. Sainz hit an unprotected concrete barrier in turn 14 at the Miami International Autodrome during FP2. Alpine's Esteban Ocon had a similar crash on Saturday, suffering a 51G impact that cracked the chassis of his Alpine which kept him out of qualifying. Sainz was more fortunate and proved able to take part in all the subsequent sessions following his own accident, going on to qualify for the race in second place alongside team mate Charles Leclerc to make it a...
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