The watching world learned what the 2024 season meant for Carlos Sainz Jnr when Ferrari made its bombshell announcement that he would lose his seat to Lewis Hamilton at the end of the year. Already a multiple race winner, Sainz was now on the driver market. Sainz made a strong start to this crucial year.
Carlos Sainz Jnr said farewell to Ferrari yesterday as he prepares to swap red for blue next year at Williams. But although Ferrari chose to move Sainz aside, they can hardly be dissatisfied with the job he has done alongside Leclerc over his four seasons there. Sainz narrowly out-scored Leclerc in their first season together
After four years, Sergio Perez’s stint as Max Verstappen’s team mate is over. He was the fifth driver to take on what increasingly looks like one of the toughest jobs in Formula 1. But while Verstappen monopolised the drivers’ championship during that time, Red Bull haven’t swept the constructors’ titles in the way they did
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has indicated why the team did not consider hiring Carlos Sainz Jnr to replace the struggling Sergio Perez. Sainz was previously a member of Red Bull’s junior academy and made his F1 debut alongside Max Verstappen at their second team, known at the time as Toro Rosso in 2015.
Carlos Sainz Jnr has revealed he was already thinking about his first test for Williams as he completed his final grand prix for Ferrari on Sunday. Williams’s new driver had his first run in their car less than 24 hours after the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix at the same track. He is also driving for
Esteban Ocon, Nico Hulkenberg and Carlos Sainz Jnr have joined their new teams for 2025 as Formula 1 began its post-season test at the Yas Marina circuit. However one driver who was expected to run today is absent from the test. Andrea Kimi Antonelli, who will replace Lewis Hamilton at Mercedes next year, is not
Three Formula 1 drivers will have the chance to make an early start with their new teams for 2025 in the sole day of post-season testing tomorrow. However Lewis Hamilton, who is leaving Mercedes to join Ferrari, will not be among them, as he has existing commitments with his current team. Ferrari team principal Frederic
After yesterday’s Abu Dhabi Grand Prix some drivers said goodbye to F1 for good, some prepared to change teams – while others faced uncertain futures. Here’s how each of them said goodbye. F1 drivers’ farewell messages in Abu Dhabi Sainz: “Smooth operator…” Hulkenberg: “Arigato, boss” Magnussen: “You got the fastest lap” Bottas: “A shit ending”
Which Formula 1 driver made the most of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix weekend? It’s time to give your verdict on which driver did the best with the equipment at their disposal over the last three days. Review how each driver got on below and vote for who impressed you the most at Yas Marina.
The final grand prix of the season is so often the last for at least a handful of drivers on the grid. This weekend’s race sees several drivers leave their current teams for new pastures, and others start what will likely be their final grands prix. Those drivers are celebrating their time in the sport
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