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Carlos Sainz reacts after Bahrain and Saudi Arabian GPs cancelled amid regional conflict
‘Racing in the Middle East is always special’ — Carlos Sainz reacts to the Bahrain and Saudi cancellations.
Carlos Sainz highlights three issues with F1’s 2026 engine rules and calls for changes to protect the sport’s DNA.
Sainz, who finished 15th in the curtain-riser, opened up on the lack of safety he experienced in the initial lap and voice ...
FIA stewards rule on whether Max Verstappen, Carlos Sainz, and Lance Stroll can start the 2026 Australian Grand Prix after ...
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Stroll, Verstappen and Sainz allowed to start F1 Australian GP
The FIA stewards have confirmed Lance Stroll, Max Verstappen and Carlos Sainz will all be on the Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix starting grid despite not setting a qualifying lap time ...
However, while 22 drivers will take to the grid at the Australian Grand Prix this weekend, Williams' Carlos Sainz believes ...
The first qualifying session of the new Formula 1 season is in the books. In Melbourne, all 11 teams and their drivers hit the track for the first time, fighting to lock in the fastest lap and the ...
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Engagements and weddings are heating up in Formula 1. Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc tied the knot with Alexandra on February 28, 2026, while Williams’ Alex Albon announced his engagement to long-time ...
Carlos Sainz believes constant public criticism of Formula 1’s new cars by drivers is only “self-harming” for the series, and thinks these comments should be kept private. The 2026 car regulations ...
F1's stars are concerned that rule changes have made it difficult to get off the line cleanly.
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