Ferrari: Sainz Recalls His Rivalry with Leclerc: “They were insulting me…”
The Spanish driver, called out by Lewis Hamilton, had his say
The Spanish driver, called out by Lewis Hamilton, had his say
In 2026—a year already marked by clashes with his teammate Albon and Charles Leclerc, with whom he shared the Ferrari pit—Carlos Sainz does it again on home soil.
His technical expertise, combined with his speed, race management skills, and constant pursuit of improvement, has contributed to the development of the project
His technical expertise, combined with his speed, race management skills, and constant pursuit of improvement, has contributed to the development of the project
The verbal spat between the two during the Belgian Grand Prix weekend certainly did not go unnoticed by Formula 1 fans.
Il pilota spagnolo della Williams è convinto che serva un pronto intervento a livello di regolamenti.
The Monegasque did not like his former teammate's attitude in Ferrari during the decisive qualifying session for the Sprint in Qatar.
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The Spaniard, with his third place in Baku, is the second driver to finish on the podium with Formula 1’s three most iconic racing teams.
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“If we look at Red Bull there is still a lot of work to be done especially in terms of pace, they are better in terms of tire degradation.”
The Dutchman, who started sixth, took 17 laps to gain the lead, then flew undisturbed to the checkered flag. Second was Perez, third the Monegasque.
Statements from the Spaniard and the Monegasque who finished fourth and fifth in Belgium.
The Ferrari driver spoke out after his third place finish in the Sprint Shootout.
Ferrari’s Spaniard was ahead of the two McLarens, fourth but detached Leclerc, Verstappen with no good times.
“We all expected a more competitive car,” admitted the Spanish driver.
Ahead of the possible renewal with the Cavallino, the Spanish driver speaks out.
Maranello’s team principal returned to the decision to keep Leclerc ahead of Sainz in Hungary
‘Marca’ points the finger at the Monegasque and calls for more attention towards Carlos Sainz.
The words of Leclerc and Sainz, sixth on the Hungaroring, and team principal Vasseur.
The words of Leclerc and Sainz, sixth on the'Hungaroring, and team principal Vasseur.
The Spanish driver spoke ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix
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The Spanish driver and commentator analyzed the Rossa’s season and declared himself optimistic.
The second part of the 2023 season will be tapped for the coming Red.
Spanish rider comments on tenth place at Silverstone.