Securing 5th place in this year’s Championship was a welcome success for Williams, especially in the context of their financial difficulties over the past decade.
Lando Norris has finally achieved the biggest feat in Formula 1 after winning the 2025 driver’s title. Norris experienced multiple ups and downs this year, but he managed to perform well when it mattered most.
The driver’s title battle between Max Verstappen, Lando Norris, and Oscar Piastri is the talk of the paddock for the ultimate race of the 2025 season. Verstappen’s winning chances are slim against Norris, but they are definitely not none.
Carlos Sainz and Alex Albon have praised Lando Norris's evolution into a more complete and mentally resilient driver Williams drivers Carlos Sainz and Alex Albon have detailed McLaren's progress since racing against the Briton as team-mates and in the junior categories.
Carlos Sainz and Williams clinched their second podium finish of the 2025 season in Qatar, securing fifth place in the Constructors' Championship in the process.
Sainz finished third again – after a weekend that turned out to be one of the most challenging for his former team You must have seen that clip from Las Vegas.
The palpable intensity at Qatar wasn’t the only tension brewing at the late-season Grand Prix held at the Lusail International Circuit. For Carlos Sainz and the Williams Crew, this race was circled on the calendar, not with anticipation, but with a sense of dread.
The 2025 Qatar Grand Prix qualifying session has resulted in an unexpected penalty for Carlos Sainz's team, after stewards ruled that Atlassian Williams Racing released his car in an unsafe condition.
Carlos Sainz explains how simulator work and an experimental Qatar set-up created a strong weekend for the Spaniard Carlos Sainz says the strong performance seen in qualifying for the Qatar Grand Prix was the result of an experiment that has been in the making since the team struggled at the Hungarian Grand Prix earlier this season.
The Spaniard’s resurgence at Williams hasn’t closed the door on a future comeback in red. Carlos Sainz has rediscovered his rhythm at Williams after a rocky beginning to the season, and his recent form has sparked fresh discussion about his long-term ambitions.
Formula 1 fans have largely backed Carlos Sainz's call for expert TV analysts like Karun Chandhok, Anthony Davidson and Jolyon Palmer to join the stewarding panel Formula 1 fans have shared their support for Carlos Sainz's suggestion of using TV pundits and former F1 drivers Karun Chandhok, Anthony Davidson and Jolyon Palmer as stewards.
Spaniard refuses to take credit as Hamilton battles a tough debut season in red Lewis Hamilton’s first year at Ferrari has offered little validation for the team’s decision to replace Carlos Sainz.
George Russell says Formula 1, as a multibillion-dollar sport, should replace volunteer stewards with full-time, paid officials Mercedes driver George Russell has argued that, as a "multibillion-dollar sport", Formula 1 should not be relying on volunteer stewards.
Analysis by F1 drivers-turned-broadcasters Jolyon Palmer, Karun Chandhok and Anthony Davidson has been lauded by Carlos Sainz - who feels F1 stewarding
It was a third pole in a row for McLaren's Lando Norris as he put in the quickest lap to start from the front in tomorrow's race, despite a scare at the end of his pole-setting lap.
Three decades ago Colin McRae made history by securing the World Rally Championship title in a spectacular RAC Rally victory. Here’s how the impact of McRae and his 1995 title is still felt today On 22 November 30 years ago at Chester racecourse, there was smoke billowing from the wheels of a navy-blue Subaru Impreza madly spinning.
Carlos Sainz breathed a major sigh of relief in Las Vegas after the stewards announced that no further action would be taken over his Turn 5 incident during
Carlos Sainz had an unexpected moment with Formula 1 fans during the 2025 Las Vegas Grand Prix Q&A session, where he was put on the spot and ended up apologizing, not for a mistake, but for surprising everyone with his performance this season.
Formula 1 is supposed to be the pinnacle of motorsport, right? The fastest cars, the best drivers, the most elite teams. Yet, if you ask Williams driver Carlos Sainz, the officiating is starting to look a bit more like a local go-kart track’s weekend league.
Carlos Sainz has urged Formula 1 and the FIA to "urgently" solve its racing guidelines issues after Oscar Piastri's "unacceptable" penalty at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix.
Carlos Sainz added an extra spark to the Williams project by signing with the team last year, cementing the ambition of James Vowles’ vision. The Spaniard’s podium finish in Baku added an exclamation mark to the team’s intentions moving forward.
Alex Albon and Carlos Sainz have been disqualified from Singapore Grand Prix qualifying due to technical breaches. The Williams duo placed 12th and 13th, respectively, on Saturday night at the Marina Bay Street Circuit.
Arguably more than anyone else in the midfield, Carlos Sainz is open about his disappointment with his first half of 2025. The Spaniard’s first year at Williams was highly anticipated, especially as the FW47 began to flex its muscles in pre-season.
Williams finish the first half of 2025 with 70 points, putting them 5th in the standings and on track for their best F1 campaign in almost a decade. Of course, with the midfield so tightly contested, there is no guarantee Williams keep this position until the end of the year.
Two-time FIA world champion Carlos Sainz Sr. may be throwing his hat into the ring to become the motorsport governing body's president, according to a report by Motorsport.com.