Carlos Sainz emerges as a potential key driver for Williams Racing's future.
Williams Racing has emerged as a potential surprise destination for Carlos Sainz as he considers his future beyond Ferrari. According to a report from Autosport, the British team is in talks with the Spaniard for a contract in 2025.There are still ten driver contracts yet to be confirmed for the 2025 season, one of which being Sainz who is set to be replaced by Lewis Hamilton at Ferrari.
'He added:'For now, the direction of travel is we know that we need to be performing at the highest level. Logan has control in his hands in making sure he's performing at that level. That's his ability to control. I haven't taken that away from him. But what's clear is we also need to be talking to others, and we are.
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