Carlos Sainz just explained why leaving Williams alone would not be enough to become an F1 champion

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Carlos Sainz has committed his future to Williams by signing a multi-year contract despite the team's struggles in the 2026 season. He noted that while Williams had competitive performances in 2025, they have regressed this year, missing pre-season testing and lacking pace. Sainz's decision to stay is influenced by his desire to lead a project and the examples set by recent champions who have built their success within their teams.

Sainz explained that world champions like Max Verstappen and Lando Norris have demonstrated the importance of sticking with a team to develop a strong relationship and competitive car. He believes that his best times in Formula 1 are still ahead of him and is motivated to return to the front of the grid with Williams, recalling his recent podium finishes and expressing confidence in future opportunities.

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