Carlos Sainz revealed he is in favour of FIA guidelines to stop drivers swearing in press conferences and media appearances, but believes it is “too much” to try and halt swearing on team radio.
SILVERSTONE, England, Feb 14 (Reuters) - Carlos Sainz drove his 2025 Williams for the first time at a cold, grey Silverstone on Friday but the former Ferrari driver reserved judgement on how he ...
Carlos Sainz has recently shared his thoughts on the newer swearing penalties in Formula 1. Talking with a number of media outlets, including Sports Illustrated, he dissected the recent ...
When you think about it, Carlos Sainz Jr. calling his first laps in the Williams FW47 “smooth” just makes sense. Williams launched the FW47, the team’s challenger for the 2025 Formula 1 ...
Putting the first two laps on Williams’ FW47 at Silverstone, Carlos Sainz’s initial feedback was encouraging as he reported that “everything went fine” on his brief run. Williams unveiled ...
Carlos Sainz has driven the first laps in Williams’ new F1 car for the 2025 season. Williams took the wraps off their 2025 challenger - the FW47 - at a cold Silverstone on Friday morning to ...
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Sainz against the FIA's decision: 'That's a fundamental part of F1'Carlos Sainz began: "Only a race ban, I expected even more. No, I'm joking," the Williams driver laughed, when penalties for ...
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