Unlike his teammate, Carlos Sainz admits that he has no desire to drive a historic F1 car any time soon. Over the Silverstone weekend, Sebastian Vettel delighted race fans - and himself - when he ran a number of demonstration laps in Nigel Mansell's 1992 championship winning FW14B. Weeks earlier however, Charles Leclerc suffered a brake issue whilst driving Niki Lauda's 1974 Ferrari 312B3 during a historic race at Monaco, the youngster spinning backwards into the barriers at Rascasse and crumpling the car's rear wig in the process. Understandably, Carlos Sainz is in no rush to follow his teammate's example. 'I had the opportunity to in the past,' said the Spaniard, when asked if he had the...
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