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Carlos Sainz will play one last race against the current, trying to climb from the 12th grill position, after falling this Saturday in the Q2 of Yas Marina.Yet, the Madrider feels that he arrives at the end of the course with the duties fulfilled, after adding two podiums (plus one to the sprint) in his first year with Williams.After the classification, Sainz has explained that "Q3 has escaped for eight thousandths. We have made a good progress …
Carlos Sainz lacked the air... and eight thousandths. So close to the Q3 in Abu Dhabi that anyone would say that the classification of the last Grand Prix of the year was decided to the millimeter, as if someone had placed an invisible chronometer between the curves of the Yas Marina. The truth is that equality was so extreme that the Q2 seemed like a race launched: between Russell's best time and Lance Stroll's 15th there was only a little more…
F1: Abu Dhabi Grand Prix: Practice team notes
McLaren's Lando Norris has claimed the early advantage in free practice for the title decider, going quickest in both sessions on the soft tyre. The sessions were held at different times of day, with FP2 being more representative of qualifying and... More »
Carlos Sainz, aboard the Williams FW47 in Yas Marina Carlos Sainz has lived a first day of free training in Abu Dhabi without incident, but admits that the performance of Williams FW47 in Yas Marina is not at the level of Qatar.The first day of training in the Yas Marina circuit has not been, for Williams, much less positive than that of seven days ago in Losail. This time the FW47 seems to have more complicated to lead the middle area of the gr…
2025 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix Practice
Carlos Sainz: It was an extremely tight session today. I think we’re in the fight, but it looks like Haas and Sauber are leading the midfield at the moment. We were quite surprised with the high degradation during the long runs, so it’s something for us to look at. For tomorrow, we’ll try to take a step forward and fight our way into Q3. It will come down to whoever can put the lap together, so maximum focus. Alex Albon: Honestly, it's not been …
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