Carlos Sainz says his performance in the Miami GP suffered from him not being able "to push 100 per cent", the Ferrari charger still feeling discomfort from his crash in FP2. Sainz hit an unprotected concrete barrier in Turn 14 at the Miami International Autodrome during Friday's second practice, and subsequently complained of neck pain. Despite the soreness, Sainz crossed the checkered flag third in last Sunday's race, but the Spaniard had been hard pressed during the event to hang on to his Scuderia teammate Charles Leclerc, let alone to race winner Max Verstappen. Sainz says his efforts in the race were impacted by his car's balance and tyre management in the blistering heat,...
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