Formula 1 star Carlos Sainz has been at the centre of an exciting team release from his new Williams outfit ahead of the 2025 season. The new campaign will kick off in less than three weeks at the Australian Grand Prix,

Williams driver Carlos Sainz expressed frustration on Friday at Formula One's limited pre-season testing and suggested teams should be allowed to trade time in the simulator for track mileage.

Recap updates and reaction from day two of Formula One’s sole preseason test in Sakhir ahead of the new season

Carlos Sainz was behind the wheel of a modified 2023 Williams in Bahrain on Sunday, as he completed a tyre test on behalf of Pirelli. Alpine reserve driver Ryo Hirakawa, fresh from taking part in the opening round of the World Endurance Championship in Qatar,

Carlos Sainz is having a fantastic February. He was declared the fastest from Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton on the second day of F1 pre-season testing. And on Day 3, Sainz, who drives for Williams and previously drove for Ferrari,

Carlos Sainz set the pace on the second day of Formula 1 testing at the Sakhir circuit, clocking a 1’29”348 to lead the timesheets.

For the second season in a row, Carlos Sainz Jr. stands atop the Formula 1 pre-season testing timing sheets. A year ago Sainz posted the fastest time at Bahrain International Circuit, topping the board with a lap time of 1:29.

Almost ironically, Carlos Sainz and Lewis Hamilton were the leading men in the second day of F1 pre-season testing. The second day of pre-season testing at the Bahrain International Circuit offered valuable insights into the performance of Formula 1’s leading teams.