Carlos Sainz admits the battle to secure third place in the 2020 F1 constructors' championship is "getting tougher and tougher" for McLaren. read more »

David Coulthard thinks Carlos Sainz's stay at Ferrari could be brief if he cannot keep up with Charles Leclerc by the second half of 2021. read more »

Carlos Sainz would like to hear what the competitors in other sports are saying to each other during an event, like in Formula 1. read more »

Carlos Sainz has said drivers have no time to worry about upsetting people despite being fully aware of the 'open mic' team radios. read more »

Andreas Seidl has revealed McLaren's "open and transparent" relationship with Carlos Sainz has ensured there has been no acrimony this season despite his... read more »

Lando Norris insists McLaren shouldn't be disappointed with its result at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix last weekend despite rivals Renault claiming a second podium in... read more »

Carlos Sainz says he had to "smash the brakes" in order to avoid striking Alexander Albon when the Red Bull driver spun in front of him at Imola. Sainz overhauled... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo's run of points is making the fight for third in the Constructors' "tougher and tougher" says Carlos Sainz. read more »

Carlos Sainz was forced to slam the brakes on to avoid Alex Albon at the restart at Imola, putting him on the back foot for the last few laps. read more »

A number of residents of Miami Gardens have taken issue with the Miami-Dade County and its mayor, Carlos Gimenez, citing racial discrimination amid plans to host a Formula 1... read more »

Carlos Sainz was left disappointed with his showing compared to McLaren's midfield rivals in qualifying for the Emilia Romagna GP. read more »

What better way to get into the spririt of Halloween than a bit of pumpkin carving? Let us know whose pumpkin you liked best in the comments below.  read more »

Carlos Sainz thinks the lack of adherence to track limits at last week's 24 Hours of Spa shows circuits have been wrong to discard gravel traps. read more »

Jolyon Palmer takes an in-depth look of "the most bonkers start to a race" in Portimao, including Carlos Sainz and Valtteri Bottas' opening laps. Watch the full... read more »

Lando had a rough ride, but a last-gasp sixth place for Carlos ensured we departed the Algarve with more points than Racing Point or Renault. Join McLaren Plus, our fan... read more »

The controversies caused by track limits policing at the Algarve and Spa circuits have highlighted how Formula 1 tracks have evolved in the wrong direction, says McLaren's... read more »

McLaren F1 boss Andreas Seidl says seeing Carlos Sainz leading the Portuguese GP gave the whole team a motivation boost. read more »

Carlos Sainz's brief spell in the lead of the Portuguese Grand Prix last Sunday will give McLaren additional motivation to push towards consistent front-running pace,... read more »

McLaren Formula 1 boss Andreas Seidl says the sight of Carlos Sainz Jr leading the Portuguese Grand Prix created "a nice taste", despite knowing it wouldn't last read more »

Carlos Sainz Jr. led the early stages of Sunday's Portuguese Grand Prix when the track was at its dampest, but ultimately, he fell back to finish sixth. read more »

It's obviously a positive that we outscored both Racing Point and Renault today in our Constructors' Championship battle, thanks to a great drive from Carlos. read more »

Mercedes' Valtteri Bottas admits he's at a loss to explain why he didn't have more pace in his fight against team-mate Lewis Hamilton at the Portuguese Grand... read more »

Carlos Sainz has said he found it "pretty easy" to overtake Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas for the race lead at the Portuguese GP. read more »

Carlos Sainz Jr says his moves to overtake both Mercedes drivers and grab the lead early on in the Portuguese Grand Prix were actually "pretty easy" read more »

McLaren's Carlos Sainz admits his sixth place result at the Portuguese Grand Prix "doesn't taste very good" after leading the opening laps of the race.... read more »