Motor racing-Sainz raises long-term health consequences of new F1 cars


Formula One F1 - Spanish Grand Prix - Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, Barcelona, Spain - May 19, 2022 Ferrari's Carlos Sainz Jr. ahead of the Spanish Grand Prix REUTERS/Nacho Doce

BARCELONA (Reuters) - Ferrari's Carlos Sainz raised questions on Thursday about the long-term health implications of Formula One's latest generation of cars.

The Spaniard said he was feeling the pain of having to race with a stiffer suspension to counter the bouncing, or 'porpoising', that some teams are experiencing due to aerodynamic rules introduced this season.

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