Carlos Sainz has made his decision. The 29-year-old Spaniard has chosen Williams as his new team after his last season with Ferrari.

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Ferrari takes the double in Melbourne after Verstappen retired due to a brake fire on lap four. McLaren driver Lando Norris finishes third on the podium.

Just 15 days after undergoing emergency surgery, Carlos Sainz put in a heroic performance in qualifying in Australia, finishing behind Max Verstappen.

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Max Verstappen dominates the first Grand Prix of 2024. Sainz finishes third and gets the first podium of the year for Ferrari, which consolidates its position as the second force on track.

A final chapter at Ferrari concludes this year. A 2024 still in red, where Carlos Sainz will give his best, both on and off the track. As always.

It's the most repeated question after the end of the season: who could be the surprise team of 2024? Will anyone manage to challenge the Milton Keynes team or even surpass it?

On 29 December 2013, the world of Formula 1 came to a standstill with the terrible accident of Michael Schumacher, but today, ten years later, the Kaiser is still more present than ever.

Il 29 dicembre 2013, il mondo della Formula 1 si è fermato con il terribile incidente di Michael Schumacher, ma oggi, dieci anni dopo, il Kaiser è ancora più presente che mai.

The Dutchman left no margin for error in the final race of the 2023 season to end a record-breaking season on a high. Mercedes secured second place in the Constructors' Championship after a close battle with Ferrari down to the last moment.

The battle between Ferrari and Mercedes for second place in the Constructors' Championship will come to a finale at Yas Marina on Sunday, as will the battle between Carlos Sainz and Fernando Alonso for fourth place in the Drivers' Championship.

The Dutch national anthem also rang out in Las Vegas as Max Verstappen took his 18th win of the season, with Leclerc finishing second after a last-lap battle with Checo Pérez.

The Scuderia is back in action with a flawless qualifying from both drivers. Leclerc takes pole ahead of Sainz, who moves up from second to eleventh following the FIA penalty for the FP1 incident.

The Spaniard did not let third place slip away after an intense battle with Mexican Sergio Pérez, with whom he crossed the finish line just 53 thousandths of a second apart.

Weather determines qualifying results at Interlagos. Verstappen takes pole position for Sunday, followed by Leclerc and Stroll. Alonso will start fourth and Sainz eighth.

The sight of another champion like Lewis Hamilton in the rear-view mirror in the closing laps was not enough to stop the Dutchman from taking another victory, the 50th of his F1 career.