Williams breaks the piggy bank: Sainz offered Leclerc’s salary at Ferrari to stay
Williams wants to keep Carlos Sainz close and has offered 30 million euros per year, the same salary as Charles Leclerc at Ferrari
Williams wants to keep Carlos Sainz close and has offered 30 million euros per year, the same salary as Charles Leclerc at Ferrari
Sergio Perez can replace Carlos Sainz at Williams in the 2027 World Championship: the Spaniard is not happy in the Grove team
Carlos Sainz is not happy with how Williams approached the new F1 regulations and is considering leaving the Grove team
After the Australian’s outburst against Sainz, the 1996 world champion expressed his opinion on the drivers in Piastri’s position
Carlos Sainz is disappointed with Williams: the Spaniard looks around, but Audi has become a distant option
A malfunction in the GPS and the electronic system that automatically regulates the blue flags put the lapped drivers to the test in the Hungarian GP
The Spaniard on social media provided his version of events, further increasing the controversy surrounding the episode
The McLaren team principal did not come down hard on the Spaniard after his contact with Oscar Piastri during the Hungarian GP
The Australian did not forgive the Williams driver for the contact that made him lose the race lead in Budapest
Carlos Sainz, while battling with Fernando Alonso, instead of moving aside to respect the blue flags, made contact with Piastri