
Sainz: Renault was ‘undriveable’ in Austria
Carlos Sainz has said that the tyre blistering issues in Austria made his Renault "undriveable" for the majority of the race in Spielberg on Sunday.
Carlos Sainz has said that the tyre blistering issues in Austria made his Renault "undriveable" for the majority of the race in Spielberg on Sunday.
Carlos Sainz says it would be a "pleasure" staying on at Renault next season as he believes in what they are doing.
Out of power in the closing laps of the French GP, Carlos Sainz concedes the late Virtual Safety Car saved his points finish.
Carlos Sainz was the best of the rest in qualifying, and will start from P7 tomorrow, but he knows that they were "helped" by Haas' problems.
Carlos Sainz reckons Red Bull's decision to swap to Honda power won't affect his future either with Red Bull or Renault.
Although Renault are losing Red Bull as a benchmark, Carlos Sainz feels they've learned enough from Red Bull to know where their deficits are.
Having called for Carlos Sainz to be black flagged in Canada, Sergio Perez was "surprised" that the Renault driver did not receive any penalty at all.
Carlos Sainz and Sergio Perez did not see eye-to-eye on their Canadian GP incident wit the latter calling for the Renault driver to get the "black flag."
Nico Hulkenberg concedes Friday's practice in Montreal was "more difficult" for Renault than it needed to be as both drivers had issues.
Despite scoring a point in the Monaco Grand Prix, Carlos Sainz has labelled his Sunday afternoon a "disaster."
Carlos Sainz secured P8 in qualifying for the Monaco Grand Prix, but the Spaniard said it was "the most stressful" lap of his life.
Carlos Sainz believes Formula 1 could be in for an hour of "madness" during qualifying for the Monaco GP thanks to Pirelli's new hypersoft tyres.
Cyril Abiteboul says Renault need to prioritising fixing their fuel pressure problem before it "bites" again.
Fernando Alonso headlined Thursday's press conference in Spain with bit parts for Carlos Sainz, Sergio Perez and Brendon Hartley.
First WEC win, first F1 points and first podium for this season, Thursday's press conference line-up in Spain is all about firsts and F1's Spaniards.
Renault are looking to commit Carlos Sainz to a longer-term contract with the team but are aware that they are "exposed".
Always in the points in Spain, Carlos Sainz is hoping that this year's grand prix will yield even better results as he races at home.
Despite once again losing out to Nico Hulkenberg in qualifying in Baku, Carlos Sainz believes it will "fall into place" at some point.
Renault boss Cyril Abiteboul has said they are planning for "the worst" next season which would involve Carlos Sainz leaving the team.
Billed by Christian Horner as the driver most likely to replace Daniel Ricciardo should he leave, Carlos Sainz insists he's not yet thinking about 2019.
Carlos Sainz concedes that he is playing catch-up to Nico Hulkenberg, who has "little tricks" that make him "very, very fast in qualifying".
Carlos Sainz has said he is open to continuing his career with Renault beyond his initial year-long loan spell.
Although "married" to Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas, Toto Wolff admits he has an eye on Esteban Ocon and Carlos Sainz for the future.
Despite bagging points in the opening two races of this season, Nico Hulkenberg says Renault head to China with "things to work on."
Carlos Sainz has described his loan deal at Renault as a "strange situation" and that there was no way he could have prepared for it.
Carlos Sainz has revealed an issue with his drinks bottle almost made him vomit as he battled to the final points finish in Australia.
Haas and McLaren have both their drivers in the top 10 after FP2, but it's the American outfit that everyone is talking about.
With heavy rain forecast for Melbourne on Saturday, Carlos Sainz believes Renault could take advantage of an "interesting" race.
Red Bull boss Christian Horner has suggested Carlos Sainz could replace Daniel Ricciardo should he leave the team at the end of the season.
While Carlos Sainz concedes that Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull will be the pace-setter, he says it is up to Renault to close the gap and challenge for fourth.