Carlos Sainz has suggested that Formula 1 should use a rotating calendar going forward, with certain race events slotting in every two or three seasons. Formula 1's boom... read more »

Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz has suggested that Formula 1 should alternate select races on the calendar to ensure European rounds continue to feature. read more »

Carlos Sainz now faces his toughest test, trying to avoid becoming Charles Leclerc's wingman. read more »

Jolyon Palmer says Carlos Sainz "doesn't really deserve" to be trailing Charles Leclerc by 38 points. read more »

Unless Carlos Sainz can get ahead of his team-mate quickly, he may play second fiddle. read more »

Bad luck, a few mistakes and a pesky new steering wheel... Carlos Sainz's Melbourne weekend couldn't have gone much worse, as Jolyon Palmer explains with his analysis... read more »

Ex-Formula 1 drivert Martin Brundle believes Carlos Sainz could fall into a support role for team-mate Charles Leclerc at Ferrari this season. Leclerc currently leads the... read more »

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc led a comfortable race to victory in Melbourne, while teammate Carlos Sainz spun out and suffered an early retirement related to technical... read more »

Carlos Sainz accepts that he "misjudged" how much grip was available prior to his spin at the Australian Grand Prix on Sunday. The Ferrari driver was forced to retire... read more »

A poor showing from both driver and team in Australia, Carlos Sainz concludes. read more »

Carlos Sainz has described his Australian Grand Prix Formula 1 weekend as "a bit of a disaster" after his race ended in the gravel trap. read more »

Carlos Sainz now has a lot of ground to make up on Charles Leclerc, but Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto will not stop him from mounting a challenge. read more »

Carlos Sainz was left to rue a difficult weekend after his Australian Grand Prix ended with him spinning out of the race on the second lap. read more »

Carlos Sainz has detailed a steering wheel problem triggered a series of events leading to his race-ending spin at the Australian Grand Prix. read more »

Ferrari "needed a blank sheet" to get into the fight, which they got thanks to this year's new rules says Carlos Sainz. read more »

Charles Leclerc stormed to another pole position, this time at the Albert Park Circuit. However team-mate Carlos Sainz Jr suffered a shocking final qualifying and starts ninth. read more »

Charles Leclerc says that he took "quite a bit of risk" while setting his final lap time in Melbourne which earned him pole position for the Australian Grand Prix.... read more »

F1 world championship leader Leclerc beat Max Verstappen to pole position in Australia with his final Q3 lap, a 1m17.868s, to claim top spot by 0.286s ahead of the Red Bull... read more »

Carlos Sainz did not mince his words after a tricky session at Albert Park. read more »

Carlos Sainz says he nearly crashed twice in the closing stages of Q3 as he slumped to a low-key ninth place in Australia. Sainz was seconds away from completing his first push... read more »

Carlos Sainz bemoaned a starter failure in the closing stages of qualifying that he felt had ruined his chances of claiming pole position for the Australian Grand Prix. read more »

The second free practice session at Melbourne again saw a Ferrari top the times. This time though it was Bahrain race winner Charles Leclerc topping the reigning World Champion... read more »

Ferrari topped both free practice sessions on Friday, but both Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz Jr. are expecting lap times to tumble on Saturday. read more »

Just like in the first two races of the season, Ferrari kicked off the Australian Grand Prix weekend strongly by topping the first practice times with both cars. Carlos Sainz... read more »

Charles Leclerc took top spot in Friday afternoon's second practice session in Australia ahead of Max Verstappen and Carlos Sainz Jr. read more »