Carlos Sainz He is just months away from ending his racing career. FerrariThe Madrilenian will change teams and join the exciting project of Williams. Of course, leaving the team Rearing horsethe most emblematic of the grill. The ’55’ has made an interview in which he recognizes that everything he has experienced this season has not helped him to show his best level on the field.
“What I’ve experienced this year is not ideal to perform at the highest level as an athlete. Any driver who wants to perform at the highest level wants his future to be resolved and not have to worry about it, while he has to perform in a Formula 1 season,” begins the driver of Ferrari. In addition, the demands have been maximum in these years in the Italian team: “It’s a team that already has a lot of pressure and a lot of attention and a high-tension environment like at Ferrari.”
On the other hand, Carlos Sainz He takes stock of this first part of the season, where every weekend he was asked about his future and where in July he made his signing with Williams official: “I’m proud of how I handled the first half of the season given everything I’ve had to go through and the relative quality of the season. But I think it will be time for the athlete to come back when everything is a little calmer.”
“The fact that I’m leaving at the end of the year makes me think that there’s really nothing wrong with me or with Ferrari,” the Madrid driver admitted in an interview for New York Times. “I probably have five to ten years left in my career. Why would I close the door on a possible comeback?
Finally, Sainz gives a clear wink to Ferrari no hard feelings despite being shown the exit door after signing Lewis Hamilton: “I’ve always said that, Once a Ferrari driver, always a Ferrari driver. Nobody can take that away from you. “I’ve had the pleasure of doing it for the last four years and yeah, I’m going to enjoy it as much as I can.”
Williams wants Sainz in Abu Dhabi
Williams aims to advance the beginnings of Carlos Sainz in anticipation of next season. Once the final round of the championship is over in November, the British team with which he signed at the end of last July wants and desires the Spanish rider to participate in the post-season tests in Abu Dhabi.
This is the intention of James Vowleswho will be his boss since his arrival at Williams. “We still have to find an agreement with Ferrari, he has a contract until the end of 2024,” he said in statements collected. Racing News 365. “However, I hope to see him in the car in Abu Dhabi,” confirmed the one who bet the most on his signing.
