Carlos Sainz's switch from Ferrari to Williams has come with a particularly noticeable difference that's required some ...

Williams driver Carlo Sainz Jr. is excited for a new track coming to his home country of Spain, specifically in his hometown of Madrid, where a brand new stree ...

Organisers of Formula 1's Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid have unveiled the final version of their Madring circuit on the ...

Williams team principal James Vowles says Carlos Sainz has “really put in the hard graft” to improve his form after joining ...

When does a rookie have the edge over an F1 world champion? Perhaps in Jeddah, says Mark Hughes, where the unsettling effect ...

The stewards' office was noticeably busy after the race. Carlos Sainz had a lucky escape after his three-place grid drop for the Saudi Arabian GP was revoked following the race. The Spaniard ...

SAKHIR, Bahrain,–Williams Formula One driver Carlos Sainz could face a further hefty fine after he swore on Thursday while defending lateness that cost him 10,000 euros ($11,196) in Japan last ...

Carlos Sainz will carry out an 'undetermined' action to 'make up for his swearing breach' after the Williams racer broke the FIA's driver language rules ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix.

Williams driver Carlos Sainz escaped a potential €40,000 ($45,370) fine for bad language on Friday after the governing body decided not to refer him to stewards at the Bahrain Grand Prix.

Williams driver Carlos Sainz could face a further fine after swearing in a press conference when criticizing a penalty he received at last week’s Japanese Grand Prix. The Spaniard was fined € ...