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The last few days have been anything but quiet for Carlos Sainz as he finds himself at the epicenter of Formula 1 controversy and midfield battles. The most pressing headline is the imminent FIA hearing scheduled for September 12, after Williams formally requested a right of review over Sainzs 10-second penalty at the Dutch Grand Prix, where contact with Liam Lawson of Racing Bulls left both cars compromised. According to Planet F1 and The Race, Williams is presenting new evidence in hopes of overturning not just the time penalty but also the two penalty points given to Sainz, a move that signals real faith from his team and could set a major precedent if successful.
Sainz hasn’t been shy about expressing his frustration, telling The Race that even the stewards seemed to regret their initial decision after reviewing the incident with all available footage. Behind the scenes, F1-Fansite reports that Sainz believes the FIA may have acknowledged that the penalty was an error, underscoring just how essential this review could be, depending on its outcome, for his reputation and the severity of his penalty points tally.
On the social front, Sainz has leaned into his new role at Williams, often joining fan Q&As and interactive social media sessions. Just recently, he dished out a memorable piece of advice to a fan who had her belongings taken, saying with trademark candor, “You need to be tough in life…if your name is on it, demand it back.” That moment, shared and widely circulated on Williams and F1 social channels, further cements his approachable, sometimes blunt public persona, showing he isn’t afraid to mix a little humor with wisdom.
The racing, though, remains as tough as ever. At the Italian Grand Prix last weekend, Sainz was embroiled in another midfield tussle—this time with Haas rookie Oliver Bearman. As reported by Sportskeeda and RacingNews365, contentious contact at the chicane spun both drivers out, ultimately costing Sainz a points finish, as he crossed the line in eleventh place. In a pointed comment, Sainz described the incident as “typical Monza,” chalking it up to impossible margins and hard racing. While Bearman took the penalty this time, 2016 champion Nico Rosberg publicly criticized Sainz, arguing he could have left more space, a viewpoint that’s sparked even more debate in the paddock.
Meanwhile, Sainz remains among the most active drivers on social media, consistently updating fans on Williams’ ongoing development work and his efforts to drive them up the grid. Despite recent setbacks—he hasn’t scored since Canada, as noted by Sportskeeda—his stature as a leader within the team is evident both on and off the track.
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