Carlos Sainz lands new job in F1 after being replaced by Lewis Hamilton at Ferrari
Williams driver Carlos Sainz has been voted in by his colleagues as the new Grand Prix Drivers’ Association (GPDA) director, replacing the now-retired Sebastian Vettel. Sainz, who was forced to find a new team after being replaced at Ferrari by Lewis Hamilton, will undertake additional responsibilities this season.
Being one second behind or one second in front in Melbourne will go a long way towards determining Ferrari’s development plan ...
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A closer look at the Scuderia Ferrari SF-25 race car for the 2025 F1 ChampionshipFerrari went provided high-res photos of the car and the major specs of the new power unit the day after the season launch event.. The post A closer look at the Scuderia Ferrari SF-25 race car for the ...
Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton has praised Fernando Alonso and Sebastian Vettel for their successful stints with Ferrari. The two drivers in question ...
F1 season promises a landmark year, marking the 75th anniversary of the championship. Pre-season testing will span three days ...
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This Ferrari Daytona SP3 signed by two F1 champs may be the fastest way to ever spend $6 millionAs if owning an ultra-rare Ferrari isn't an extraordinary enough accomplishment, sometimes one comes along that ratchets ...
A number of huge driver transfers took place last year, including Lewis Hamilton's shock switch to Ferrari, Carlos Sainz ...
Lewis Hamilton has swapped one super-quick teammate for another after leaving Mercedes to join Ferrari, where Charles Leclerc ...
Carlos Sainz has become a director of the Formula 1 drivers' body the Grand Prix Drivers' Association. The 30-year-old ...
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