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Carlos Sainz has delivered another impressive chapter in his racing story this week at the Mexico City Grand Prix. After sitting out the first free practice session due to rookie driver commitments, Sainz made a strong showing in FP2, clocking 34 laps and finishing ninth on the timesheets according to his official website. Heading into Saturday, he acknowledged to Formula1.com that there was still "quite a lot to work on" with set-up and tooling before qualifying.
Qualifying saw Sainz at his determined best. Leading the Williams Racing charge, Carlos executed one of his strongest laps of the year. He posted a 1:16.172 in Q3—good enough for seventh on the grid, ahead of a McLaren and earning high praise from Team Principal James Vowles. Vowles called it an "extraordinary effort" and congratulated Sainz directly over team radio. Sainz himself described it as "probably my best qualifying lap of the season," expressing satisfaction with both his performance and the car’s feel. He also shared how the cheers and enthusiasm from the passionate Mexican fans made the experience even more special, as reported by Williams F1 and Formula 1’s post-session coverage.
Yet, Sainz will start the race further back, with a five-place grid penalty carried over from Austin, a setback that will undoubtedly make Sunday’s contest a tougher affair. Ever the optimist, Carlos says he remains confident in his race pace and is committed to fighting back into the points, urging fans to stay behind the team for what promises to be a dramatic event.
In terms of broader context, Ferrari’s presence at the front after qualifying, with both cars near the top, is notable. Just a year ago, Sainz himself captured victory at this venue for Ferrari, according to RaceFans and Racer. Now at Williams, his qualifying form is being watched as a sign of his continuing development and adaptability—especially with speculation increasing about his future within Formula 1.
On the business side, Williams Racing has capitalized on Sainz’s popularity with exclusive driver card assets and special edition helmets available for fans, reflecting his growing marketability off the track as described by Williams F1. His official social media accounts have been active celebrating a solid Mexico City performance and interacting with fans, though no major new sponsorships or partnerships have been announced in the past 24 hours by official sources.
There have been no confirmed headline controversies or unverified reports concerning Sainz in the past day. The focus remains firmly on his racecraft, his positive relationship with Williams, and the hope among fans for another standout drive in Sunday’s grand prix.
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