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Carlos Sainz will be racing for Williams in the 2025 F1 season, confirmed by the team following months of speculation
This move follows Ferrari’s announcement in February that Lewis Hamilton would replace Sainz from 2025.
Fred Vasseur, Ferrari’s team boss, believes Sainz will thrive at Williams, a team with a rich history and a strong foundation.
Despite Sainz’s impending departure, Vasseur emphasized Ferrari’s commitment to supporting him in the remaining ten races of the current season.
Williams has secured Sainz on a two-year contract with options for extension. Vasseur expressed his respect for Williams’ leadership and confidence in Sainz’s future contributions to his new team.
He noted that Ferrari and Sainz would continue to strive for success together for the rest of the championship.
Charles Leclerc, Sainz’s teammate at Ferrari, also commented on the news via social media, wishing Sainz well in his future endeavors and expressing excitement for the remaining races they will share.
Sainz cited “solid leadership” as a significant factor in his decision to join Williams.
He expressed his satisfaction and excitement about the move, acknowledging the complexity of this year’s driver market and the lengthy decision-making process.
He conveyed his admiration for Williams’ heritage and his pride in joining a team where many of his childhood heroes once raced.
Sainz is enthusiastic about the challenge of helping Williams return to the front of the grid.
He is confident in the team’s potential to achieve historic success again and looks forward to contributing to this goal.
He thanked James Vowles and the Williams Board for their trust and determination, highlighting the importance of leadership and team culture in his decision.
Sainz emphasized that Williams represents heritage and pure racing, and he is eager to start working with the team from January 1, aiming to drive Williams forward alongside his new colleagues.
Carlos Sainz’s move to Williams for the 2025 season marks a significant shift in his F1 career. The transition comes after Ferrari announced Lewis Hamilton as his replacement, leading to extensive discussions about Sainz’s future.
Vasseur and Leclerc both showed support for Sainz’s new venture, while Sainz himself expressed confidence in Williams’ leadership and his excitement for the challenges ahead.
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