Carlos Sainz Jr. caught more of Monaco's inside wall than he planned. The resulting damage to his Ferrari's suspension is quite the sight.
Carlos Sainz Jr. has had an interesting Friday of practice for Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix. The Ferrari driver brushed up against the inside of a barrier in the day's first session, creating a highlight but keeping his car intact. In the second session, he went one step further and actually hit the inside barrier at speed. The car wasn't so lucky after that collision.A clip shared by Formula 1 shows both incidents in slow motion.
Sainz has finished second in this race the past two seasons and hopes to turn that success into his first win of the year on Sunday. To do so, he will have to contend with the pace of a Red Bull team that has been quicker than Ferrari, and the entire rest of the grid, throughout the opening rounds of the 2023 season.
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