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Carlos Sainz Frustrated After Scoring Point in Canada Amid Power Unit Woes

Arthur Ling by Arthur Ling
June 16, 2025
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Carlos Sainz Frustrated After Scoring Point in Canada Amid Power Unit Woes

Jun 15, 2025; Montreal, Quebec, Canada; Williams driver Carlos Sainz (55) races during the F1 Montreal Grand Prix at Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve. Mandatory Credit: Eric Bolte-Imagn Images

Carlos Sainz Expresses Frustration Despite Securing a Point in Canada Grand Prix

Spanish driver Carlos Sainz from Williams finished in 10th place at the recent Canada Grand Prix, but his feelings were far from celebratory. The race was a rollercoaster for the team, with Albon facing retirement due to Power Unit issues.

The Canadian race brought a mix of emotions for the Williams team after both drivers failed to secure points in the Spanish Grand Prix. Coming into Canada with high hopes of breaking into the top 10, the team showed promise during the practice sessions. Albon and Sainz even impressed by finishing second and third in FP1, with Albon later qualifying in 9th position. However, Albon’s race took a turn for the worse.

After a risky maneuver against Alpine’s Colapinto resulted in a track excursion, Albon was forced to retire due to a Mercedes power unit problem. Albon expressed his frustration post-race, stating, “It was a frustrating day. We retired due to a PU problem, but the race was already over for us. I struggled in the first lap, and then we tried to pit, but with the graining, it was really tough to manage the tires.”

Albon also reflected on the team’s performance, acknowledging the challenges faced, “Sometimes you can work around the issue, but not this time. The race strategy is usually where we excel, but we struggled, and it’s not the team’s fault, but we weren’t up to par. We will analyze and come back stronger next time.”

Despite securing a point, Sainz mirrored Albon’s sentiments of frustration. The Williams team will need to regroup and strategize for the upcoming races to ensure they capitalize on their potential and secure better results in the future.

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