Sainz insists Williams has failed with 2026 car

Sun 19 Jul · 12:16 UTCupdated Tue 1 Sep · 07:21 UTCHave your say
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Carlos Sainz has expressed strong criticism of Williams' performance in the 2026 Formula 1 season, declaring that the team has failed with its current car. He highlighted the lack of significant upgrades compared to competitors, noting that even the anticipated 'B' car is unlikely to change their fortunes. Sainz emphasized the need for the team to learn from this year's challenges to design a more competitive car for the future.

Despite the struggles, team principal James Vowles remains optimistic about the potential impact of upcoming aerodynamic rule changes for the 2027 season. He believes these changes could provide Williams with a better chance to improve their performance and competitiveness in the sport, aligning with the planned engine changes as well.

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