Carlos Sainz is in a hurry to define the future after Ferrari
The admission from Suzuka by the Spaniard, still without a contract for the 2025 season.
The admission from Suzuka by the Spaniard, still without a contract for the 2025 season.
The words of the seven-time world champion and future Ferrari driver on the eve of the Japanese Grand Prix.
The words of the Monegasque of the house of Maranello in the press conference on the eve of the Japanese Grand Prix in Suzuka.
The words of the second Red Bull driver on the eve of the Japanese Grand Prix.
The Spanish driver spoke ahead of the Japanese GP.
The Spanish driver was clear about the possible separation between the Dutchman and Red Bull.
“On our part, it will be crucial to stay focused on ourselves and put ourselves in a position to be there, ready to take every opportunity that comes our way.”
“Aston Martin? I don’t even know if I will race next year.”
“I have many opportunities and we are talking to several teams.”
The Dutch driver spoke out ahead of the Japanese GP.
“When they are under pressure they can make mistakes,” stressed the Red team principal.
It has won the last two editions of the Japanese GP while Ferrari has not won in 20 years.
The F1 president spoke on the possible relationship between the two drivers.
The seven-time F1 world champion is already beginning to think about what will be at the end of his career.
“In 2026 the regulations will change. Anything can happen, and already by moving to Mercedes he made the right choice.”
The Irish businessman would not be surprised if the Spaniard, who will leave Ferrari at the end of the season, goes to Red Bull or Aston Martin.
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The former Dutch driver returned to the incident involving the Asturian and George Russell in Melbourne.
The Austrian manager downplays the failure that occurred on the Red Bull and is optimistic for Japan.
“When I read it I thought it was fake news,” admitted the former German driver.
Tg1 interview of the team principal of the house of Maranello.
Mercedes boss comes out about the three-time F1 world champion.
The Austrian executive must reckon with a start to the season well below expectations.
“The one-two is well deserved, Carlos had a great pace even before Verstappen’s retirement.”
The Monegasque driver spoke after the second place in Australia
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“It was really frustrating because the race had just started.”