'Leader' Sainz commits to Williams with new deal
Carlos Sainz signs a new contract to stay at the Williams team into 2027 and beyond.
Carlos Sainz has signed a contract extension with Williams, committing to the team until at least 2027. The 31-year-old Spanish driver joined the team in 2025 with the hope of them becoming strong competitors in Formula One. Despite a decline in his performance, Sainz remains committed to the team and their mission of returning to the top of the sport.
He praised the dedication of both the drivers and the factory staff, stating that he believes in their ability to turn the team around. Sainz's move to Williams came as a surprise, as he had initially considered joining the newly formed Audi team. However, he ultimately decided to stay with Williams, expressing his commitment to helping the team achieve its goals.
Team principal James Vowles commended Sainz's talent and dedication, both on and off the track, and expressed his excitement for the future of the team with Sainz by their side.
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