Carlos Sainz Jr of Ferrari SF-24 expressed his disappointment in the Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix as he made an untimely pit stop just before the Safety Car was deployed, costing him a potential victory. Sainz was initially on track to secure second place behind Max Verstappen, but a move by Sergio Perez caused him to lose positions to Charles Leclerc and Oscar Piastri. Despite this setback, Sainz continued to follow the McLaren and his teammate, opting for a longer stint before eventually pitting. Unfortunately for Sainz, Ferrari’s decision to pit him on Lap 27, one lap before the Safety Car came out, allowed Lando Norris to take the lead after a pit stop from sixth place. Sainz expressed his frustration, believing that Ferrari missed out on a chance for victory due to unfortunate timing. He also mentioned the incident with Piastri, where they collided at Turn 17, resulting in a penalty for Sainz. Despite his efforts to catch up to the leaders, Sainz admitted that it was too late to make a significant impact on the race outcome.
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