Steeped in history, culture, and tradition, the Ferrari name’s level of prestige and class in F1 is unmatched by any other team in the sport’s history.
Williams driver Carlo Sainz Jr. is excited for a new track coming to his home country of Spain, specifically in his hometown of Madrid, where a brand new street circuit is being constructed.
What has happened to Lewis Hamilton? Many in the F1 paddock, be it former drivers or journalists, are wondering about the Briton’s form at Ferrari, even though this is a fresh chapter of his career.
Once one of the most feared teams on the grid, the Williams name has languished at the bottom of the grid for almost a decade. Seldom would they appear to be in contention for points, let alone wins and podiums.
As Carlos Sainz decided to join Williams for 2025 after leaving Ferrari, many saw this move as a downgrade. However, the Spaniard did not think so. He cited how neither McLaren nor Ferrari were in a good position when he signed for them, but thanks to his contributions, both have now emerged as championship contenders.
Ferrari finally secured its first podium finish of 2025 at the Saudi Arabian GP last weekend. But those expecting seven-time champion Lewis Hamilton’s name up there would’ve felt disappointed.
Carlos Sainz’s start to life at Williams is turning out to be better than expected. Despite joining a team that many expected to struggle to get into Q3, he has now reached the final qualifying session in two consecutive race weekends.
Carlos Sainz's debut as a Williams driver has been lackluster on the track, with still no points scored in 2025, but he seems to be finally getting sorted with the team.
Williams driver Carlos Sainz managed to outqualify his teammate Alex Albon for the first time in the 2025 season in Bahrain, working himself into Q3 while Albon was left out in Q1.
Carlos Sainz blamed Yuki Tsunoda's "lack of control" for the crash, leading to the Spanish driver being disqualified from the race. Sainz qualified in an impressive P8, beating his teammate for the first time this season and appearing ready to secure a decent handful of points.
Alex Albon has come to the defence of his Williams teammate Carlos Sainz, who has yet to match his pace in the early 2025 season. After moving from Ferrari over the off-season, Sainz has surprised some by trailing consistently behind Albon at Williams.
Carlos Sainz and George Russell both serve as directors of the Formula 1 Grand Prix Drivers' Association, providing them with a direct line to the FIA for any driver-related issues.
Williams driver Carlos Sainz has been fined 20,000 euros for missing the national anthem before the Japanese Grand Prix. The FIA investigated Sainz for missing the anthem that occurs before the race and found him in violation of the International Sporting Code.
Carlos Sainz’s will feel vindicated in his Williams move after the team’s strong start to 2025. The FW47 is a competitive machine in both low and high-fuel, with enough pace to score points and even occasionally annoy the front-runners.
The last few years have been difficult for Williams, whose long-term goals have necessitated short-term sacrifices. It could be a similar story for the team in 2025, which will act as a transitional year before the 2026 regulations.
Carlos Sainz was named a director of Grand Prix Drivers' Association, the trade union for Formula One drivers. His appointment was announced Sunday. The Spaniard replaces four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel, who stepped down from the role after retiring from F1 at the end of 2022.
Carlos Sainz is optimistic about Mercedes delivering a top-tier engine for the upcoming 2026 regulations. Having signed a multi-year deal with Williams, Sainz is one of many drivers to express confidence in Mercedes power units.
Formula 1 and FIA continue to bring in multiple changes to the sporting code from the 2025 season onwards. The governing body recently enforced tougher regulations against drivers criticizing the sport, with repeated violators facing a race ban.
Carlos Sainz joins Williams Raving this year after making way for Lewis Hamilton at Ferrari. The Spanish driver aims to help bring the British team back to the front of the grid.
The breakup of Ferrari and Carlos Sainz was one of the biggest setbacks of 2024. With his impressive performance in the last few rounds, he bowed out of Maranello with his head held up high to move to Williams.
Carlos Sainz knows the process of moving Williams up the Formula 1 grid will take some time, but the 30-year-old Spaniard said his motivation to do so is "unbelievable." Sainz jumped in his Williams car for end-of-season testing on Tuesday, and posted the second-fastest time behind Charles Leclerc as teams tinkered with setups and run plans.
Carlos Sainz ended his four-year stint with Ferrari with the culmination of the 2024 season. The Spaniard is all set to join Williams from 2025 onwards.