Carlos Sainz made the “smart” choice signing with Williams as Jacques Villeneuve says he would never have achieved “anything special” with Audi F1 Dropped by Ferrari even before the first race of the championship,

Spanish driver Sainz will team up with Alex Albon at Williams in 2025, having been forced out of his Ferrari seat with Lewis Hamilton joining the Scuderia. Sainz will replace Franco Colapinto, who only recently stepped in for the axed Logan Sargeant.

Carlos Sainz is adamant that he will not struggle to adapt to his impending drop down the Formula 1 pecking order when he exits Ferrari to move to Williams in 2025. Sainz’s spell with Ferrari will end once this campaign is over as it was revealed prior to this season that he will lose his place to seven-time champion Lewis Hamilton.

Carlos Sainz Jr. spent about seven months that he said were “very tough” deliberating over his Formula 1 future. In January, after three seasons with Ferrari, Sainz was told he would be replaced at the end of this year by Lewis Hamilton of Mercedes, the seven-time champion.

Carlos Sainz accepts he won't be fighting for race wins with Williams next season, but says top-ten results are a must.

Carlos Sainz would have loved to stay with Ferrari but understands why the team could not say no to Lewis Hamilton

Carlos Sainz Sr. has made his thoughts regarding his son's 2025 move to Williams public. The legendary rally driver has supported his son since his Ferrari axe, explaining how "all possible options" were explored in the lead-up to the Spaniard's choice to move to James Vowles' promising Williams project alongside Alex Albon.

Carlos Sainz is determined to end his Ferrari tenure on a high, aiming to secure another victory in the remaining six races of the 2024 Formula 1 season. After joining the Maranello team in 2021, Sainz is set to leave Ferrari at the end of this season,