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Carlos Sainz-Pitinsider.com

Sainz turns strategist for Williams following Melbourne crash

Carlos Sainz played a crucial strategic role for Williams after his early retirement, providing decisive input on tire strategy that helped teammate Alex Albon secure a strong result ahead of both Ferrari cars.

FW47, Williams racing car 2025-Pitinsider.com

Williams reveal FW47 ahead of F1 75 Live event

Carlos Sainz praises Williams’ bold FW47 launch, highlighting the team’s progress after a difficult 2024. The new car’s seamless debut at Silverstone signals a turning point for the historic squad.

Williams FW47-Pitinsider.com

Williams FW47 development shows promise as Sainz era begins

Williams F1 team reports their 2024 challenger, the FW47, will meet weight targets for pre-season testing in Bahrain, marking significant progress from last year's struggles. New signing Carlos Sainz is already making valuable contributions to development.

Franco Colapinto-Pitinsider.com

Red Bull faces €20m price tag to sign Colapinto from Williams

Williams has set a €20m price tag on Franco Colapinto as Red Bull pursues the rising star. Team boss Vowles says Williams won’t release him cheaply.

Williams F1 replaces Logan Sargeant with Franco Colapinto-Pitinsider.com

Williams replaces Sargeant with Franco Colapinto

Williams F1 replaces Logan Sargeant with Franco Colapinto for the rest of the 2024 season. Team principal James Vowles cites the need to maximize points in a tight midfield battle.

James Vowles and Carlos Sainz-Pitinsider.com

Williams reveals how sensitive data convinced Sainz to sign

Williams team principal James Vowles reveals how sharing secret F1 2024 car weight data convinced Carlos Sainz to join the team for 2025. The move highlights Williams' ambitious plans for future competitiveness in Formula 1.

Flavio Briatore and Carlos Sainz-Pitinsider.com

Sainz chooses Williams rejecting Alpine's aggressive pursuit

Carlos Sainz chooses Williams for 2025, rejecting Alpine's aggressive pursuit led by Flavio Briatore. Alpine's offer reportedly included the prospect of a Mercedes engine deal, but Sainz opted for Williams' long-term potential and historic legacy.

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