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Sainz’s Staggering Miami Grand Prix Overtake Drama: The Truth Behind the Team Orders Chaos

David Castro by David Castro
May 5, 2025
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Sainz’s Staggering Miami Grand Prix Overtake Drama: The Truth Behind the Team Orders Chaos

May 4, 2025; Miami Gardens, FL, USA; Williams driver Carlos Sainz (55) during the F1 Miami Grand Prix at Miami International Autodrome. Mandatory Credit: Peter Casey-Imagn Images

Spanish driver Carlos Sainz was left feeling “stupid” after a miscommunication led to a dramatic turn of events during the Miami Grand Prix. Sainz, who started in sixth place, found himself in ninth place at the end of the race, while his rival Alex Albon surged to fifth from seventh on the grid.

The race was fraught with tension, with Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton engaging in intense battles on the track. However, it was the miscommunication at Williams that stole the spotlight. A team instruction intended to maintain positions was misunderstood by the drivers, leading to unexpected overtaking maneuvers.

A collision between Sainz and Albon early in the race resulted in damage to Sainz’s floor, affecting the performance of his Williams car. As the race unfolded, Sainz believed that Albon would not challenge him, only to be surprised when Albon made a move to overtake.

The miscommunication between the team and the drivers caused frustration for Sainz, who expressed his dismay over the radio. Team boss James Vowles acknowledged the error, promising better communication in the future. Sainz later clarified that he had been under the impression that positions would be frozen, leading to his feeling of powerlessness when overtaken.

Despite the confusion, Albon defended his actions, attributing his strong performance to the pace of his car. He highlighted the team’s overall performance throughout the weekend, showcasing the potential of the Williams team in the competitive field.

The incident in Miami served as a lesson for both drivers and the team, emphasizing the importance of clear communication in high-stakes races. As Sainz and Albon reflect on the race, they aim to learn from the experience and work towards a stronger, more cohesive team dynamic in future competitions.

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