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Sainz admits Williams sees '25 as 'transition year'

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Carlos Sainz acknowledges that expectations for Williams in 2025 are modest, but insists the team is not lacking motivation as it works toward long-term success.

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gptoday.com

Sainz: 2025 a transition year to be ready for what 2026 may bring

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sportsmole.co.uk

Sainz admits Williams sees '25 as 'transition year'

Carlos Sainz acknowledges that expectations for Williams in 2025 are modest, but insists the team is not lacking motivation as it works toward long-term success.

6 days ago

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BVM Sports US

F1 Update: Sainz Jr. on Williams' Low Expectations for 2025

Carlos Sainz Jr. reflects on his low expectations for 2025 after his departure from Ferrari, where he was part of a strong driver lineup. Replaced by Lewis Hamilton, Sainz expresses uncertainty about Hamilton’s adaptability to the Ferrari team. He believes Williams, despite their second-to-last finish in 2024, has potential as they prepare for the 2026 regulations. Sainz feels the team’s current low-key approach signals a growth phase, aiming fo…

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autoracing1.com

F1 News: Williams not 'flat' despite 'low' expectations

(GMM) Carlos Sainz Jr. admits his expectations for good results in 2025 are very low. For the past four years, the Spaniard was half of a very effective driver lineup … Read More The post F1 News: Williams not ‘flat’ despite ‘low’ expectations – Sainz Jr. appeared first on AutoRacing1.com.

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f1chronicle.com

Williams Not 'Flat' Despite Low Expectations

Carlos Sainz admits his expectations for good results in 2025 are very low.For the past four years, the Spaniard was half of a very effective driver lineup at Ferrari alongside Charles Leclerc.He was replaced for 2025 and beyond with seven time world champion Lewis Hamilton. Sainz, 30, was diplomatic when asked how he thinks the 40-year-old will fare.“I was never his teammate, so I don’t know what he is capable of,” said Sainz. “I have never see…

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