Sainz during Q2 Japanese GP 25
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Sainz satisfied with steps forward in his FW47 after F1 Japanese GP qualifying

What was supposed to be a normal qualifying session for Carlos Sainz ended up being a roller coaster. During the final minutes of Q2, the Spaniard caused an impending incident involving Lewis Hamilton, which the stewards took note of, and they ultimately handed him a 3-place grid penalty. An error that costs Sainz everything Carlos…

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Albon: Williams struggling with limitations but happy with final run in F1 Japanese GP qualifying

Williams F1 driver Alex Albon takes 9th in qualifying for the Japanese GP this Saturday. Albon capped it off in Q3 clocking a 1:27.615. During qualifying, Albon’s Williams was not exactly a stunner. Barely making it out of Q2 with only 39 hundredths covering himself and Pierre Gasly, a P9 is certainly something to write…

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The F1 Chinese GP was a rollercoaster of emotions, with McLaren's 1-2 and numerous disqualifications, and the race ended with another challenging performance for the Spaniard Carlos Sainz of Williams, who once again found himself behind his teammate Alex Albon.
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Sainz: Williams will “carefully review everything” after feeling “very slow” at F1 Chinese GP

The F1 Chinese GP was a rollercoaster of emotions, with McLaren’s 1-2 and numerous disqualifications, and the race ended with another challenging performance for the Spaniard Carlos Sainz of Williams, who once again found himself behind his teammate Alex Albon. A good strategy with bad pace After the race, Carlos Sainz admitted he still doesn’t…

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Vowles: Williams F1 needs to “adapt the car” as Sainz gets up to speed

As Williams Racing heads into the F1 Japanese Grand Prix, the team finds itself in a familiar but increasingly competitive midfield battle, team Principal James Vowles reflected on the Chinese Grand Prix. He acknowledged both the team’s recent progress and the challenges that remain. Points on the board With Alex Albon’s ninth-place finish in Shanghai,…

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Albon: Williams took a step forward on a traditionally weak track at F1 Chinese GP

After the post-race disqualification of both Ferraris, Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc, and an Alpine, Pierre Gasly, Williams Racing secured double points in Shanghai, the 2025 F1 Chinese GP. Initially crossing the line in 9th and 13th, the two rose to P7 and P10, Alex Albon and Carlos Sainz, respectively. The overall weekend at the…

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