Monaco GP scandal revealed: Sainz reveals manipulation tactics in the F1 drama

Carlos Sainz, the Formula -1 driver, has triggered a devastating attack on the monaco Grand Prix and describes it as a breed managed by “manipulation”. The Spanish driver expressed his disappointment with the tactics used by Williams and Vcarb and accused them of orchestrated a slow spectacle to take advantage of the obligatory two-stop rule.

Sainz 'frustration was based on the deliberate creation of gaps on the route through a slowly moving driver, which led to double points for both teams involved. His team -mate of Williams, Albon, publicly apologized for the defective show for the fans and admitted that they “organize a bad show for everyone”.

The controversy at Monaco GP developed when Vcarb and Williams strategically use the two-stop rule to their advantage by sacrificing the pace of a car to manipulate the racing result. Despite the securing of respectable surfaces, Sainz made it clear that he was not proud of the tactics used, and demanded changes to prevent such incidents in the future.

The manipulation of the race did not fit well with Sainz and Albon, both of whom expressed their dismay about the need to use such tactics. Sainz emphasized the need for sport to maintain its integrity and ensure that manipulation of the racial results of the past belong.

The Monaco-GP also looked at Mercedes' George Russell from Mercedes himself and received a passage for the bypass of the racetrack to overtake Albon. Sainz granted the frustration that Russell felt and repeated the feeling that racial manipulation should not be tolerated, especially in an environment like Monaco, in which the overhaul is scarce.

While the Fallout of the Monaco -GP continues to develop, the open comments by Sainz and Albon Licht throw on the challenges that the drivers face in a sport in which strategic maneuvers can overshadow pure racing talents. The demand for a re -evaluation of the racial regulations and the obligation to compete is strongly received after this controversial event.