Sainz: Gravel would have averted Interlagos incident
If there had been gravel at Interlagos' Turn 4, the controversial incident between Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen would not have happened says Carlos Sainz.
Sainz poses no threat to Leclerc’s Ferrari status
Ferrari reiterate there is no number one and number two driver at the team, even if they find themselves fighting for a title.
Carlos Sainz said Ferrari went conservative with their tyre usage in Qatar, while rivals McLaren paid for probably being too aggressive.
Stewards have summoned Max Verstappen to see them on Sunday before the Qatar Grand Prix for a yellow flag rule breach in qualifying.
Mattia Binotto says Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz remain "free to fight” each other on track because they respect what is acceptable.
Both Ferrari drivers said they enjoyed taking on a new circuit, and the high-speed layout 'surprised everyone' when they took on Losail on Friday.
Binotto had Vettel v Leclerc flashbacks in Brazil
After his drivers collided two years ago, Mattia Binotto admits to being 'afraid' when Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz did battle at Interlagos.
Sainz quick to downplay Ferrari tension suggestions
Carlos Sainz says don't get the "wrong idea" after he was seen speaking to Charles Leclerc after their brief Brazil tussle.
Sainz felt Norris ‘turned in too early’ in lap 1 crash
Carlos Sainz feels his Lap 1 contact with Lando Norris in Brazil was instigated by the latter turning in to Turn 1 too early.
Sainz explains tactic he used to hold off Perez
Clever management of his soft tyres in the Sao Paulo Grand Prix sprint enabled Carlos Sainz to keep Sergio Perez behind him.
Sainz doesn’t understand ‘media surprise’ over Gasly
Carlos Sainz doesn't understand why the media always seem surprised by Pierre Gasly's strong performances.
Ferrari’s numbers suggest McLaren up by 0.05s in Brazil
Ferrari's numbers ahead of the Brazilian Grand Prix suggest McLaren could be up by "something like half a tenth" of a second.
Sainz now ‘completely at home’ driving his Ferrari
Carlos Sainz said his race in Mexico made him feel like he is no longer a "first-year driver" at Ferrari.
Sainz and Norris ‘trash talk’ after Mexican Grand Prix
There was some light-hearted trash talk between former team-mates Lando Norris and Carlos Sainz following the Mexican Grand Prix.
Sainz ‘lost time’ behind Leclerc before team orders
Carlos Sainz says he "lost too much race time" behind Charles Leclerc in Mexico, costing him a run at Pierre Gasly.
Apologetic Leclerc ‘mad’ with himself in Mexico
After only finishing in P8 in Mexican Grand Prix qualifying, Charles Leclerc was "mad" at himself.
Sainz has ‘absolute confidence’ Ferrari will nail pit stops
Carlos Sainz has "absolute confidence" in his Ferrari mechanics, despite admitting that fatigue is weighing heavy on everyone at the team.
Sainz: ‘Wonderful’ Leclerc relationship couldn’t be better
The relationship Carlos Sainz has with team-mate Charles Leclerc couldn't be better, says the Spaniard.
Sainz ‘disappointed’ with Ferrari’s portrayal in Drive to Survive
Carlos Sainz says he found the portayal of Ferrari in Netflix's latest season of Drive to Survive disappointing.
Sainz braced for ‘most demanding season in F1 history’
23 races with double and triple headers galore, Ferrari's Carlos Sainz is bracing himself for a very demanding season in 2022.