Carlos Sainz conquers a remarkable victory and must be leaving Ferrari confused. Is it the right decision to let him go? What does the future hold for Sainz?
Certainly, Max Verstappen’s brake failure ended his streak of ten victories with Red Bull. It was their former driver who interrupted his dominance. Could Sainz potentially return to Red Bull?
Other topics discussed include a disastrous weekend for Mercedes, Lewis Hamilton’s early retirement; his teammate George Russell’s collision with Fernando Alonso on the final lap, and the penalty imposed on the Aston Martin driver for his altercation.
Williams team boss James Vowles receives criticism for entering only one car in a race that allows two, raising doubts about whether this team deserves to be among the top competitors. However, there are also positive comments on Yuki Tsunoda’s impressive performance in the VCARB.
Furthermore, it is worth mentioning Sauber’s chaotic display, which continues to undermine the credibility of F1, which is said to be the pinnacle of sport. Alongside these incidents, there are other notable observations from an exceptional weekend at Albert Park for Formula 1, Ferrari, and, above all, the Smooth Operator also known as Super Carlos Sainz.
