Ferrari: Carlos Sainz Jr. Admits Growing Belief Points Round F1 Amid Seek for 2025 Seat

(Photo : JOE KLAMAR/AFP by way of Getty Images) Ferrari’s Spanish driver Carlos Sainz arrives on the Red Bull Ring race observe in Spielberg, Austria, on June 27, 2024, forward of the Formula One Austrian Grand Prix.

Scuderia Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz made a stunning admission: He has but to discover a workforce for 2025. Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton is about to interchange him on the Prancing Horse workforce after the continued marketing campaign.

The 29-year-old has been in talks with different groups since his impending departure from Ferrari, and Hamilton’s arrival was confirmed in February 2024.

“By talking to teams, it has shown me how tough the sport is, how little sometimes you have to believe what people say at the beginning of negotiations and conversations and mainly also to trust very little people in the paddock,” the Spanish driver shared throughout a media look forward of the Austrian Grand Prix.

The Spaniard has lengthy been linked to Williams and Sauber, which is able to develop into Audi’s work groups by 2026, whereby his father, rally driver Carlos Sainz Sr., has connections.

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Alpine additionally grew to become one of many groups linked to Sainz after Esteban Ocon’s departure from the French outfit was confirmed.

Sainz makes daring declare about F1

Sainz additionally talked about that he had gained a deep understanding of the groups’ conditions by way of his conversations with them.

“It’s a very political sport; there are a lot of things like this involved. It’s made me understand that it’s a very tough sport in that sense. I understand the better picture of F1 without going too much into detail,” the three-time Grand Prix winner added.

However, Sainz will not be anticipated to resolve quickly as he’s amid a triple header of races, starting with the Spanish GP final June 23, adopted by the Austrian GP on June 30, and the British GP on July 7.