The future of Carlos Sainz continues to be talked about, this time the announcement is sensational: Red Bull has something to do with it!
The more the days pass, the more the future of Carlos Sainz is becoming a real catchphrase among Formula 1 fans. As is known, the Spanish driver will leave the Ferrari at the end of the season, but it is not yet known what his next destination will be.
In recent weeks, the son of Madrid’s art he was persistently courted by Williamswith Grove’s team intending to make him the spearhead of a project that aims to bring the British team back to the top of the Circus.
Sainz, for his part, admitted that negotiations were underway and said he was interested in the offer he received. However, to date, no official announcement has been made. And perhaps there is a specific reason why the white smoke has yet to arrive…
From Spain, Sainz will go to Red Bull: the details of the sensational indiscretion
In this sense, an indiscretion coming from Spain reports that Sainz would have decided to take some time before possibly linking up with Williams. The fact is that the prestigious track leading to Milton Keynes would have reopened for him a seat at Red Bull. A sensational scenario, simply unthinkable until a few days ago.
The Red Bull option, in truth, had been a very hot option for Sainz’s future until a few weeks ago. Then, however, the reigning champion team made it official Sergio Perez’s renewal until the 2026 and, obviously, nothing more was done about it. Today, however, according to colleagues from ‘El Nacional’, the situation is different: the Red Bull leaders are not happy with the performance offered by the Mexican in recent times and are considering fire him if Checo continues to disappoint.
In short, on the eve of the eleventh round of the World Championship in Austria, in Spielberg, right on Red Bull’s home circuit, there is great excitement in the Formula 1 paddock and who knows whether the weekend might give us some confirmation or denial of the alleged affair of the market.
We’ll see. Meanwhile, we remind you, Alpine is also on Sainz’s trail, which sees in the Iberian an authoritative replacement for the departing Esteban Ocon, and Audi, a team that will enter Formula 1 in 2026 and which in the meantime could guarantee him a place at Sauber (F1 Stake).
