Sainz Calls for Circuit Improvements After Madring's Inaugural F1 Race

Following two days of Formula 1 running at Madring, Carlos Sainz has highlighted the need for modifications to the circuit after its first race. He pointed out that restricted visibility in some of the fastest sections poses safety concerns for drivers.

Sainz, who reached speeds of 162 to 168 mph on a straight with limited visibility, expressed that such experiences raise questions about the layout's safety. He emphasized the importance of involving drivers in discussions about potential changes to the circuit.

Max Verstappen echoed Sainz's sentiments, suggesting that drivers should be consulted during the design phase of a circuit rather than after its completion. The inaugural race on Sunday will provide further insights into whether the visibility issues are merely a matter of driver familiarity or if they pose significant challenges in traffic.