Carlos Sainz was less than impressed with Nicholas Latifi in the second practice session ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix after the Williams driver held up the Ferrari. The Hungaroring in Budapest is known for its tight, twisty and narrow nature, and has often been labelled ‘Monaco without the barriers.’ As a result, it is easy for drivers to trip over each other during practice sessions which, from the perspective of spectators, is a very forgivable and understandable thing to happen. This is the case for the drivers too, but only after they have gotten out of the car. As Sainz was traversing Turn Four in Mogyorod, he encountered a slow-moving Latifi, meaning that he had to back out...
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