Listen to this article The has been significant criticism from many of the racers competing in this weekend’s first F1 race at the Miami International Autodrome regarding the new circuit’s low grip away from the racing line. In the event’s second practice session, Sergio Perez and Sebastian Vettel spun in separate incidents while respectively overtaking and being passed by other cars and there were three red-flag-causing crashes across the practice running and mistakes throughout the field in qualifying. The drivers have put this down to a considerable lack of grip away from the rubbered-in racing line, which in any case will be reduced for Sunday’s race after overnight rain in Miami. But Sainz, who will start second on the grid alongside his Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc, says “out of the line feels like it’s wet” at Turn 1 and so the drivers asked the FIA to ensure the track does not have any remaining detritus at that part of the track when they head their en masse at the start of the race …