A top Formula 1 pundit has revealed that Carlos Sainz was put off agreeing a deal with one the favourites to seal his signature after learning of the team's struggles behind the scenes.
Carlos Sainz might be about to head into his final races as a Ferrari driver, but the Spaniard will undoubtedly look back fondly at some memorable moments that he enjoyed on the track during his time with the team.
Carlos Sainz will race for Williams in 2025 having turned down approaches from Alpine and Audi, while Red Bull and Mercedes overlooked the Spaniard for their own vacancies
Carlos Sainz has made all the recent headlines in F1 town for choosing Williams as his next team. The Spaniard will end his run with Ferrari at the end of 2024, and then he will go to Grove to partner Alex Albon. But Sainz’s move has…
Carlos Sainz revealed that he will be driving for Williams in 2025, but there were multiple teams reportedly interested in signing him. Mercedes, who was on the lookout for a driver, was linked heavily with him too, but that move never…
Carlos Sainz’s move to Williams was confirmed earlier this week, which put an end to rumors linking him to Audi. Why Sainz preferred the British outfit has been a matter of speculation, especially considering his father’s ties to Audi…
“I am very happy to announce that I will be joining Williams Racing from 2025 onwards,” said Sainz. “It is no secret that this year’s driver market has been exceptionally complex for various reasons and that it has taken me some time to…
Carlos Sainz put an end to speculation surrounding his future when he announced he would be joining Williams in 2025. The Grove-based team was delighted, but its boss James Vowles couldn’t understand why Red Bull hadn’t signed him before.…
Williams team boss James Vowles says he rates new signing Carlos Sainz as “one of the top four drivers – if not at times the number two driver on the grid”. The team announced on Monday that the Spaniard, who Ferrari chose to drop after…
Williams boss James Vowles said he was surprised that top Formula One teams Red Bull and Mercedes had not signed Carlos Sainz before he sealed a deal that started with a discussion in Abu Dhabi last November.
Williams team boss James Vowles says he rates new signing Carlos Sainz as “one of the top four drivers - if not at times the number two driver on the grid”.
El jefe de Williams asegura que no entiende cómo estaba libre siendo uno de los mejores pilotos de la parrilla y sabiendo que "mejora todos los equipos donde va" Leer
Williams has revealed it first approached Carlos Sainz about an F1 drive in Abu Dhabi last year, before anyone knew Lewis Hamilton would replace him.Following months of intrigue about Sainz's future, it was announced on Monday that he had…