Carlos Sainz’s anger over Williams Miami GP team orders explained

Carlos Sainz says son was right to choose Williams

May 9 As he confirms a potential run for FIA president, Carlos Sainz senior has backed his son's decision to have joined Williams this year. 30-year-old Sainz was enraged in Miami after being overtaken by his teammate Alex Albon – despite being reassured that Albon had been told to hold station. 'That's not how I go racing,' Sainz said on...

Albon did not disobey team orders in Miami says Vowles after Sainz's complaint

“This Is on Us”: James Vowles Takes Blame for Alex Albon ‘Attacking’ Carlos Sainz

Williams teammates Alex Albon and Carlos Sainz seem to have been working well together for most of this season. As revealed by Williams team principal James Vowles in Australia, Sainz also played a crucial role in helping Albon finish P5 in Melbourne, as he was the one who came up with the strategy on the pit wall. However, the first signs of tensions between Albon and Sainz seemed to emerge last weekend in Miami when the Thai driver pulled off …

How Sainz's Miami F1 team radio anger emulated that of Hamilton

It’s somehow appropriate that Carlos Sainz and Lewis Hamilton should have banged wheels at the penultimate corner on the last lap of the Miami Grand Prix, because they were occupying a similar space elsewhere too.Such was the length and volume, though, of Hamilton’s tirade against his team over the radio that Sainz’s similar angst went almost unnoticed at the time.“Obviously, if ...Keep reading

Carlos Sainz’s anger over Williams Miami GP team orders explained

It’s somehow appropriate that Carlos Sainz and Lewis Hamilton should have banged wheels at the penultimate corner on the last lap of the Miami Grand Prix, because they were occupying a similar space elsewhere too.Such was the length and volume, though, of Hamilton’s tirade against his team over the radio that Sainz’s similar angst went almost unnoticed at the time.“Obviously, if ...Keep reading

Carlos Sainz leads the Williams built by LEGO and with Alex Albon passenger Williams became the fourth team in Miami, not far from Red Bull and ahead of Ferrari. But Carlos Sainz does not believe that the latter result indicates that the team has already become one of the championship's pointers.If we look at the classification of the builders' championship (which you can check here), we will check that Williams is fifth with 37 points, and is c…