Lewis Hamilton took the victory at the Styrian Grand Prix as Ferraris collided on the opening lap.
Carlos Sainz Jr.
Carlos Sainz Jr. is son of World Rally Champion and Dakar winning rally driver Carlos Sainz Sr., born on 1 September 1994 in Madrid the Spaniard made his Formula 1 debut in 2015 with Scuderia Toro Rosso. Sainz Jr. will be driving for the Renault Sport Formula 1 Team in the 2018 FIA Formula 1 World Championship.
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Lewis Hamilton took pole for the first ever Styrian Grand Prix by an astonishing 1.2s in the wet – a true rain master!
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It was a positive day for McLaren in Friday practice, overshadowed only by Lando Norris’ grid penalty for not obeying yellow flags.
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McLaren’s Carlos Sainz Jr. says he his happy with his, and his team’s overall performance at the 2020 Austrian Grand Prix
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McLaren has a good qualification at the Austrian Grand Prix as both drivers finish in the top 10
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Carlos Sainz Jr. says he is more than ready for the first of the Austrian Grands Prix this weekend as Formula 1 resumes behind closed doors.
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Massa believes Ferrari F1 title drought not solely down to Vettel
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Carlos Sainz Jr has revealed that McLaren’s management team congratulated him on his move to Ferrari to replace Vettel in 2021.
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Charles Leclerc has said that even though he has been at the team longer than Carlos Sainz Jr, it does not guarantee him the number one spot at the team.
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Formula 1
Sainz Wants to Say Goodbye to McLaren “in the best possible way”
by Paul Hensbyby Paul HensbyCarlos Sainz Jr. would like to see McLaren back at the top of a Formula 1 podium, even after he leaves the team at the end of 2020 to join Ferrari.
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Lando Norris says he will look to Max Verstappen on what to expect from new teammate Daniel Ricciardo.
McLaren F1 Team Principal Andreas Seidl is proud of the team’s efforts during the opening weekend of the F1 season
McLaren Principal Seidl is confident of a good performance from drivers Carlos Sainz Jr. and Lando Norris at the season opening Austrian Grand Prix
McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown says that Carlos Sainz will not be a pushover at Ferrari, and believes that the Spaniard will give Charles Leclerc “a run for his money”.
McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown told Sky Sports F1 that incoming driver Daniel Ricciardo is talented enough to win world championships “immediately” in the right car.
In an exclusive interview with CNN, Daniel Ricciardo admitted to talks with Ferrari, as well as his decision to join McLaren in 2020.