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The Ferrari driver held off George Russell midway through the race for fourth, but the Mercedes driver was not happy with some of his defensive techniques.
Carlos Sainz defended his weaving during the Mexico City Grand Prix, despite protests from George Russell. Sainz claimed that he only made one defensive move before braking, which is allowed by the rules. He argued that moving under braking is frowned upon but moving right before braking is within the regulations. The stewards did not investigate the incident. Sainz ultimately finished in fourth place, moving him up to fourth in the Drivers’ standings. He felt like a sitting duck on the grid and struggled with his tire strategy during the race.
Source: RacingNews 365
