Team orders were the story of the Brazilian Grand Prix, with both Red Bull and Ferrari having to ponder ways to help their drivers finish as high as possible in the drivers’ championships. Max Verstappen refused to let Sergio Perez past to help him in his battle with Charles Leclerc, but the Mexican driver might
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Carlos Sainz has experienced a turbulent 2022, with the highest of highs and the lowest of lows. The Spanish driver, who joined Ferrari from McLaren for the 2021 season won his first race in Silverstone this year, where he also took his maiden pole position, but this achievement has been somewhat watered down by the
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2022 certainly hasn’t been the season Carlos Sainz would’ve expected, especially after the Spaniard exceeded expectations during his first year at Ferrari in 2021. Despite potentially being considered as a second driver for the Maranello-based team, Sainz managed to finish above team-mate Charles Leclerc in the Drivers’ Championship last season, something which gave the 28-year-old
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Formula 1 requires a lot of skill, as only twenty of the best drivers in the world get to race every year, but it does also require some luck, something that it seems Carlos Sainz has run out of. The Spaniard is a very quick driver on his day, consistently challenging for pole position in
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2022 has been an unfortunate season for Carlos Sainz, as the Spaniard ultimately slipped below the standards he set himself in 2021. When Sainz joined Ferrari in 2021, many predicted that he’d play second fiddle to the Scuderia’s golden boy, that is Charles Leclerc; however, the opposite happened last season. The Spanish driver astonishingly ended the season
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It was truly a Mexican Grand Prix to forget for Carlos Sainz, Charles Leclerc and Ferrari as a whole, with some now concerned over what the result means for the Italians future. After FP1, which Sainz topped from Leclerc, it was looking set to be a great weekend for Ferrari at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez;
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Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has answered the question that was on all Ferrari fans lips: why are they suddenly so slow? The Mexican Grand Prix last Sunday was certainly not one worth remembering for the Scuderia, after Carlos Sainz crossed the line in a lonely fifth place, 58 seconds behind winner Max Verstappen. Charles
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Much has been made of fan’s behaviour in Formula One over the past couple of days and the 2022 season as a whole. Lewis Hamilton has spoken about how toxic a place social media can be, while Pierre Gasly has questioned the behaviour of those that have the privilege to enter the paddock. The Frenchman
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The vibrant, noisy, and wonderfully colourful Mexican Grand Prix will unfortunately be remembered for all the wrong reasons in 2022, following a disappointing race and shocking fan behaviour during the weekend at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez. Max Verstappen claimed yet another lights-to-flag victory at the Mexican GP, in what was his fourth win in Mexico City and his 14th of
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Carlos Sainz was less than optimistic ahead of Sunday’s Mexican Grand Prix, after both Ferraris were almost out-qualified by the Alfa Romeo of Valtteri Bottas, at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez Circuit. The Spaniard managed to end Saturday as the top Ferrari-powered driver; however, Bottas was only 0.05 seconds behind the 28-year-old. It meant that the
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