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Carlos Sainz The latest F1 news about Carlos Sainz

Get the latest news on F1 driver Carlos Sainz as it happens. The Spaniard will again race for Ferrari in 2023, partnering Charles Leclerc.

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Sainz shows off new home after Ferrari exit
Sainz shows off new home after Ferrari exit
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Will Sainz usurp Albon as Williams team leader?
Will Sainz usurp Albon as Williams team leader?
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Revealed: Sainz feedback on 'completely different' Williams
Revealed: Sainz feedback on 'completely different' Williams
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Sainz reveals 'solid plan' behind Williams new F1 season push
Sainz reveals 'solid plan' behind Williams new F1 season push
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Albon eager to see where Sainz 'head is at' after Ferrari switch
Albon eager to see where Sainz 'head is at' after Ferrari switch
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Video: Sainz makes his Williams debut
Video: Sainz makes his Williams debut
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Verstappen 'stopped' Sainz to Red Bull claim made
Verstappen 'stopped' Sainz to Red Bull claim made
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Red Bull door 'remains open' for Sainz despite latest snub
Red Bull door 'remains open' for Sainz despite latest snub
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Hamilton comparison made in 'massive' Sainz Williams move
Hamilton comparison made in 'massive' Sainz Williams move
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Verstappen’s formidable record against F1 team-mates
Verstappen’s formidable record against F1 team-mates
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Vasseur explains Sainz 'emotion' after Ferrari goodbye
Vasseur explains Sainz 'emotion' after Ferrari goodbye
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Leclerc denies bromance claim: Sainz ‘not my girlfriend’
Leclerc denies bromance claim: Sainz ‘not my girlfriend’
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Sainz opens up on Ferrari F1 exit: ‘I was not prepared’
Sainz opens up on Ferrari F1 exit: ‘I was not prepared’
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Sainz bids Ferrari farewell in emotional father-son send off
Sainz bids Ferrari farewell in emotional father-son send off
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Poll: Which 'second driver' had the best 2024 F1 season?
Poll: Which 'second driver' had the best 2024 F1 season?
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Alpine reveal Sainz issue in failed contract talks
Alpine reveal Sainz issue in failed contract talks
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Sainz makes Ferrari prediction ahead of uncertain F1 season
Sainz makes Ferrari prediction ahead of uncertain F1 season
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Sainz reveals feel-good reason behind Ferrari exit
Sainz reveals feel-good reason behind Ferrari exit
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Sainz issues media plea to combat online toxicity
Sainz issues media plea to combat online toxicity
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Leclerc fastest in Abu Dhabi test as Sainz enjoys positive Williams debut
Leclerc fastest in Abu Dhabi test as Sainz enjoys positive Williams debut
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Carlos Sainz F1

After impressing at Toro Rosso, Renault and McLaren in his F1 career, Carlos Sainz has continued his ascent since moving to Ferrari.

Son of Carlos Sainz sr.

The son of a two-time World Rally champion, Carlos Sainz jr. began racing in karts where he won the prestigious Junior Monaco Kart Cup. The Spaniard would make his car racing debut in 2010 by competing in the Formula BMW Europe series, finishing fourth overall. He also took his first steps towards F1 by joining the Red Bull Junior Team programme.

From there, Sainz continued his climb through several series, winning the Formula Renault 3.5 Series in 2014 before making his F1 debut with Toro Rosso in 2015.

Sainz and Verstappen Toro Rosso

Sainz was partnered with the Dutch sensation Max Verstappen at the junior Red Bull team, who had become Formula 1's youngest-ever driver at 17. The Spaniard ended the season behind Verstappen, scoring less than half of the teenager's total points.

Verstappen was quickly promoted to Red Bull in 2016, swapping places with Daniil Kvyat at the Spanish Grand Prix, and Sainz then consistently outperformed the Russian. The following season would see Sainz start with Toro Rosso, scoring a career-best fourth at the Singapore Grand Prix, before moving to Renault for the final events.

Sainz spent one year at the Renault team, finishing 10th in the World Championship standings before moving to McLaren, where he established himself as one of the best midfield runners on the grid. His two years at the Woking-based outfit were largely a success, as Sainz finished sixth in the standings in both years, while also helping the team to third in the Constructors' Championship in 2020.

Carlos Sainz for Ferrari

For the 2021 campaign, Sainz moved to Ferrari, and impressively managed to outscore highly-rated new teammate Charles Leclerc by the end of the campaign. This marked the first time that Leclerc had been beaten by a teammate over the course of a season in his racing career.

The start of 2022 looked promising for the Scuderia, with Leclerc and Sainz taking a 1-2 finish in the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix. However, the team's momentum fell away amid struggles with reliability, strategy and driver errors.

Sainz' first victory at Silverstone

Sainz claimed his debut F1 victory at Silverstone, as well as securing a further eight podium finishes, but ended the campaign P5 in the World Championship.

The Spaniard will be hoping to build on this in 2023, where he will again partner Leclerc at Ferrari.

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