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After his surprise ousting from Ferrari, Carlos Sainz’s debut season with Williams in F1 went from strength to strength, even outperforming his former employer.
Carlos Sainz’s transition from Ferrari to Williams in Formula 1 proved successful, as he excelled beyond expectations, even outshining his former team.
While Sainz’s time at Ferrari saw only four wins, he played a crucial support role to Charles Leclerc, helping the team in the Constructors’ championship race.
Moving to Williams, Sainz aimed to bring change, citing the importance of being heard and having the power to influence decisions within the team.
Despite initial struggles – facing barriers in Australia and limited points finishes – Sainz gradually found his pace and contributed with top-10 finishes.
Adapting to the less competitive Williams car posed challenges for Sainz, as he worked to understand the car’s unique weaknesses and limitations.
Despite these hurdles, Sainz believed in his speed and adaptability, acknowledging room for improvement based on his understanding of the car’s intricacies.
