Carlos Sainz news

Carlos Sainz feels there is probably nobody on the grid better than Charles Leclerc over one lap. read more »

Drivers met with FIA officials including race director Michael Masi ahead of the Qatar Grand Prix to discuss racing rules after Max Verstappen's controversial defence... read more »

Speed and precision from the team in red as Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc took pit stops in quick succession at the Qatar Grand Prix. For more F1® videos, visit... read more »

At last weekend's Qatar GP, it took over 21 hours from the end of qualifying before final decisions were announced after Max Verstappen, Carlos Sainz and Valtteri Bottas... read more »

George Russell and Carlos Sainz are still confused as to why Max Verstappen wasn't penalised at the Sao Paulo GP. read more »

Both Carlos Sainz Jr. and Charles Leclerc were asked to drive conservatively to preserve their tyres throughout the Qatar Grand Prix, according to Mattia Binotto. read more »

Carlos Sainz Jr. and Charles Leclerc finished seventh and eighth in the Qatar Grand Prix to move Ferrari further clear of McLaren in their battle for third in the... read more »

Ferrari reiterate there is no number one and number two driver at the team, even if they find themselves fighting for a title. read more »

Carlos Sainz said Ferrari went conservative with their tyre usage in Qatar, while rivals McLaren paid for probably being too aggressive. read more »

Carlos Sainz believes Ferrari entering the Qatar Grand Prix "scared" contributed to the team failing to maximise its potential result. read more »

Carlos Sainz has avoided a grid penalty for the Qatar Grand Prix after being investigated for an alleged breach of F1's yellow-flag rules. read more »

Bottas, Carlos Sainz Jr and title contender Max Verstappen were all summoned after qualifying for improving their lap times while yellow flags were out at the end of Q3 in... read more »

A circuit guide with a difference, as Scuderia Ferrari duo Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz get on their bicycles to give you a close look at Qatar's Losail International... read more »

Max Verstappen, Carlos Sainz and Valtteri Bottas could find themselves on the receiving end of penalties following a trip to the Formula 1 stewards ahead of the Qatar Grand Prix. read more »

Unlike Max Verstappen, Valtteri Bottas and Carlos Sainz, there was never any danger of Sebastian Vettel having to visit the stewards before the Qatar Grand Prix. read more »

Like Max Verstappen, who is also under investigation, both drivers were on their final runs in Q3 when Pierre Gasly had stopped on the start-finish straight.Having struck a... read more »

Carlos Sainz Jr. will start seventh in Sunday's Qatar Grand Prix, but a cracked chassis affected Charles Leclerc and will be changed before the race. read more »

Carlos Sainz and Valtteri Bottas have been summoned by the Qatar stewards for allegedly not respecting single waved yellow flags at the end of Q3. read more »

Mercedes driver Valtteri Bottas has joined title leader Max Verstappen and Ferrari's Carlos Sainz in being placed under investigation in Qatar. AlphaTauri driver Pierre... read more »

Valtteri Bottas and Carlos Sainz are the latest Formula 1 drivers to be called to the stewards over allegedly not respecting waved yellow flags during Qatar Grand Prix qualifying.  read more »

Carlos Sainz is under investigation for a breach of the double-waved yellow flag rules during qualifying for the Qatar Grand Prix. read more »

Ferrari's Carlos Sainz has been summoned to the stewards for an alleged breach of yellow flag regulations during qualifying for Formula 1's Qatar Grand Prix. The... read more »

Leclerc suffered an unusually poor qualifying display at the Losail International Circuit, getting no further than 13th in Q2 while team-mate Carlos Sainz Jr progressed to line... read more »

Leclerc dropped out in Q2 at the Losail International Circuit on Saturday evening, finishing nine-tenths of a second off pace-setter Lewis Hamilton's time and over... read more »

Mattia Binotto says Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz remain "free to fight" each other on track because they respect what is acceptable. read more »