‘That’s not how I race’: Was Sainz right to feel aggrieved by Albon after Miami GP? | Formula 1

## Sainz vs. Albon: Did the Miami GP See a Fair Fight?

Carlos Sainz wasn't happy after the Miami Grand Prix! He felt his battle with Alexander Albon was unfair, believing they had an unspoken agreement to maintain their positions. Sainz radioed his team expressing his frustration at Albon's overtake, suggesting a level of unspoken sportsmanship had been broken. The blog post would delve into the details of the overtake and ask the readers whether they believe Sainz had grounds to complain, sparking discussion on racing etiquette and the unwritten rules of F1.

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