US EditionF1 News: Verstappen 'Laughed' at McLaren Radio; Schumacher Gets His Next Drive
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Carlos Sainz emotional about Ferrari: "I’d be happy even if they win without me"
The bond between Carlos Sainz and Ferrari has remained strong even after the Spanish driver’s move to Williams, resurfacing after the Las Vegas Grand Prix with comments that once again open the door to speculation about his Formula 1 future. Carlos Sainz recalled his time at Ferrari during a meeting with Williams fans over the Las Vegas weekend, reigniting a topic that has been circulating in the paddock for months. Everything began with a simpl…
Carlos Sainz completed a great weekend in Las Vegas, as he was surprised at the score on wet with a third position and in race finished seventh, before climbing to fifth place thanks to the disqualification of the two McLaren drivers. Although the Spaniard believes they did “a good job” in a “well managed” race, his ambition is much greater and he dared to question something in a Las Vegas 2025 GP that from outside seemed perfect for the #55.
How much did McLaren know during the Las Vegas Formula 1 race? Radio protocol and data on the disqualification drama around Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri.
Sainz Shines in Las Vegas: From 3rd in Qualifying to 5th Amid McLaren Disqualification Drama!
Sainz Shines in Vegas: “We Had a Pace Similar to the Top Teams!”In a thrilling spectacle against the neon backdrop of Las Vegas, Carlos Sainz emerged as a beacon of hope for Williams, defying recent misfortunes to post a commendable finish at the Las Vegas Grand Prix. After clinching an impressive third place in qualifying, Sainz’s race concluded in fifth, a position bolstered by the disqualification of both McLaren drivers. This weekend in Sin …
McLaren gets angry at the big Formula 1 show in Las Vegas, has to digest a zero number by disqualification. Triumphator Max Verstappen is again full of business. RTL reporter Felix Görner even goes so far in his F1 column for sport.de and sees the Red Bull star in advantage despite a backlog of points - in any case in one respect. He also expects that the silver arrows will play a decisive role.
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