Carlos Sainz Discusses Balance Issue in Williams Car, Hints at More Performance to Come

Carlos Sainz Discusses Balance Issue in Williams Car, Hints at More Performance to Come

Williams driver Carlos Sainz managed to outqualify his teammate Alex Albon for the first time in the 2025 season in Bahrain, working himself into Q3 while Albon

Sainz believes ‘little steps’ are adding up at Williams

Carlos Sainz believes he is beginning to make progress at Williams with “little steps” piling up as he went fifth fastest on Friday in Saudi Arabia.

Sainz exposes key flaw in Williams' 2025 car

Carlos Sainz has revealed that a core flaw in Williams' 2025 Formula 1 car is likely to persist throughout the season.

F1 News: Sainz Jr. reveals fundamental flaw with Williams car

(GMM) Carlos Sainz Jr. thinks he will need to cope with a fundamental flaw in Williams’ 2025 car throughout the entire season. The highly-rated Spaniard has struggled to keep up … Read More The post F1 News: Sainz Jr. reveals fundamental flaw with Williams car appeared first on AutoRacing1.com.

Sainz reveals Williams’ focus on understanding the FW47 to improve 2026 car ahead of F1 Saudi Arabian GP

Carlos Sainz has shared his insights into his improved performance in Bahrain and the development trajectory of the Williams FW47 as he heads into the F1 Saudi Arabian GP this weekend. After making it into Q3 and out qualifying teammate Alex Albon for the first time in Bahrain, the Spaniard is intent on finishing in the top ten for the second time this season as he continues to adjust to the FW47 and unlearn some driving traits he has carried ov…

Carlos Sainz has revealed that his adaptation problems come from the way Williams F1's single-seaters are designed. Without extending on the problem, the Spanish driver reveals that the FW47 suffers from a few technical points that affect its adaptation and performance. "I don't know to what extent I can get into the details of our balance and technical problems, this appears a little more in the mid- and low-speed turns at each turn, that makes…