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MSC Fan
13th December 2020, 16:02
In his two year run at McLaren, he has done a spectacular job of finishing P6 in the driver's championship twice. The change in atmosphere he brought to the team was refreshing as well since he was always supportive of his team and a reputation of being a superb team player. Some of his drives like the one in Interlagos in 2019, Monza in 2020 are elite tier. He is also one of the most consistent drivers on the grid. When it comes to drivers, next year Ferrari will have 2 brilliant young drivers who will push each other to better themselves.

Welcome to the team, Carlos Sainz!

Bikus
13th December 2020, 16:57
Goodbye Carlos and Good luck !

:-)

Nick Singer
13th December 2020, 16:58
Goodbye Carlos and Good luck !

:-)

He'll need it - or a lot of patience!

MSC Fan
13th December 2020, 17:00
Goodbye Carlos and Good luck !

:-)

I think you mean welcome :lol

Bikus
13th December 2020, 17:03
I think that Ferrai took sabatical this time...but...it is still the best place to be for Sainz jr. McLaren is still on recovery path.

Ferrarichamp
13th December 2020, 17:53
I think you mean welcome :lol

Bikus is a McLaren fan, but respects Ferrari :-)

MSC Fan
13th December 2020, 18:09
Bikus is a McLaren fan, but respects Ferrari :-)

Oh, I see...

wisepie
13th December 2020, 18:09
I think that Ferrai took sabatical this time...but...it is still the best place to be for Sainz jr. McLaren is still on recovery path.

Mclaren with a Merc engine brings back the nightmares of the original Mclaren-Mercedes partnership, Ferrari's previous nemesis. Carlos knows how the Mclaren team works, though, so it may help Ferrari to fight them!

ragfone
14th December 2020, 07:26
sadly, I see we have chosen yet another red bull junior... what is the point of the Ferrari academy if the talent is not filtered into the Ferrari team?
I personally would have REALLY liked to have seen Sergio Perez next year in the Ferrari.
And to silence critics about team orders and 2 strong teammates don't work, I would really like to see a Ferrari management that ENFORCES team orders on its drivers for the BEST result in each and every race.
(Obviously, I care SQUAT for the driver's championship and only care to see Ferrari win the Constructors!)

RicRac
14th December 2020, 07:33
Wish Andreas Seidl was coming to Ferrari too... Highly rate him, I think he has the potential to be the next Toto

Rishu
14th December 2020, 08:09
Wish Andreas Seidl was coming to Ferrari too... Highly rate him, I think he has the potential to be the next Toto

As much as I don't like the guy, we need someone like Horner as TP

Brembo
14th December 2020, 09:25
sadly, I see we have chosen yet another red bull junior... what is the point of the Ferrari academy if the talent is not filtered into the Ferrari team?
I personally would have REALLY liked to have seen Sergio Perez next year in the Ferrari.
And to silence critics about team orders and 2 strong teammates don't work, I would really like to see a Ferrari management that ENFORCES team orders on its drivers for the BEST result in each and every race.
(Obviously, I care SQUAT for the driver's championship and only care to see Ferrari win the Constructors!)

RicRac
14th December 2020, 09:45
As much as I don't like the guy, we need someone like Horner as TP

yeah but I think Horner is too dedicated to RBR... If he came to Ferrari we'd lose RBR. Where as Seidl has proven he has what it takes to come into a struggling team and build them up again to a proper race team, competing for podiums again. For me he is better than Horner> Mark my words, he'll give Mclaren Mercedes a championship again

Brembo
14th December 2020, 09:45
Charles ignored team orders and became Ferrari's #1 driver. Saintz needs to also laugh at team orders. 2+1, 1+2 points all go to WCC. Ferarri needs to enforce better pit stops. one second equals allot.

MSC Fan
14th December 2020, 10:15
As much as I don't like the guy, we need someone like Horner as TP

He has been mediocre since 2014. He is surely an upgrade but I think getting someone like Fred Vasseur will be the best.

darkchild
14th December 2020, 11:56
Charles ignored team orders and became Ferrari's #1 driver. Saintz needs to also laugh at team orders. 2+1, 1+2 points all go to WCC. Ferarri needs to enforce better pit stops. one second equals allot.
I don't think he will be in position to laugh :)

FerrariF60
14th December 2020, 13:38
I don't think he will be in position to laugh :)

Exactly....Saintz may be good, but he ain’t as good as Charles....he’ll be a good teammate and bring home maximum points...as far as challenging Charles on track....Charles will have to have a pretty rotten day at the office to be beaten by Carlos

Ferrarichamp
14th December 2020, 15:35
two drivers under age 30, it's been a while since we had that.

Brembo
14th December 2020, 16:03
Exactly....Saintz may be good, but he ain’t as good as Charles....he’ll be a good teammate and bring home maximum points...as far as challenging Charles on track....Charles will have to have a pretty rotten day at the office to be beaten by Carlos

Let Carlos be free to race and try to be a challenge to Charles, just like Charles raced to beat Seb and did. That's the best way to get our team up a few places. The WCC points are what count. Doing good the first 3 races is super inspiring for the team and the drivers. Throw in the fans too!

Kingdom Hearts
14th December 2020, 16:13
Good luck Sainz, I hope you survive the toxic environment of Ferrari.

tifosi1993
14th December 2020, 18:21
Welcome to the greatest team in F1 Carlos. Just ignore Italian media and some toxic plastic fans.

You are in the most famous and popular team in F1 and tifosi around the world will adore you, if you give your best.

IulianFerrari
14th December 2020, 21:24
I think Charles will beat him pretty easy, but I have been wrong before.

Silent Bob
15th December 2020, 20:59
And looks like Illot joins Ferrari as well as test driver. Good move. Keep him close to team and prep for possible seat at Alfa or Haas.

jgonzalesm6
16th December 2020, 08:58
A message from Mclaren to Ferrari.....in Italian.

https://twitter.com/McLarenF1/status/1339103712523018242

Brembo
16th December 2020, 09:54
Welcome to the greatest team in F1 Carlos. Just ignore Italian media and some toxic plastic fans.

You are in the most famous and popular team in F1 and tifosi around the world will adore you, if you give your best.

Yes for sure. Avoid plastic fans; use only Air Conditioners. The virus is in the air! Be safe.

aroutis
16th December 2020, 12:40
Charles ignored team orders and became Ferrari's #1 driver. Saintz needs to also laugh at team orders. 2+1, 1+2 points all go to WCC. Ferarri needs to enforce better pit stops. one second equals allot.

I strongly disagree. We need team harmony and if we have two very strong drivers the team principal needs to take hands into own hands and enforce team orders.
Team is above all.
How many times have we seen that friction between drivers destroys teams?

Brembo
16th December 2020, 16:57
How many times have we seen competition between drivers enhance a team points wise and the driver himself. Namely Max , Charles and throw in Nico @ Merc. 3 seasons straight he came out ahead of his team mate without team orders. Seb for sure came to Ferrari a very strong driver, 4x WDC but leaving Charles free to compete did wonders for him . And the team would have been worse off to say the least if Seb was the leader of the two because of team orders. If I'm wrong, so be it. It's just how I see it.

Tifoso
17th December 2020, 04:18
Goodbye Carlos and Good luck !

:-)




Amica mia!!

Bikus
17th December 2020, 09:07
A message from Mclaren to Ferrari.....in Italian.

https://twitter.com/McLarenF1/status/1339103712523018242

:spam

Ronspeak in italian ...:lol

Bikus
17th December 2020, 09:09
Amica mia!!

:wave Ciao Amico mio...you see now we speak italian !:-)

ntukza
17th December 2020, 10:11
How many times have we seen competition between drivers enhance a team points wise and the driver himself. Namely Max , Charles and throw in Nico @ Merc. 3 seasons straight he came out ahead of his team mate without team orders. Seb for sure came to Ferrari a very strong driver, 4x WDC but leaving Charles free to compete did wonders for him . And the team would have been worse off to say the least if Seb was the leader of the two because of team orders. If I'm wrong, so be it. It's just how I see it.

I wouldn't say Charles was left free to compete. More like he took the liberty upon himself. But I agree with you. No team orders is best, just instill a sense of team pride and common respect among the drivers so that they race hard but extra careful with each other. I don't mind the odd clash here and there as long as after the race they can pick their hands up, own the mistake and apologise to each other.

ntukza
17th December 2020, 10:11
Bikus is a McLaren fan, but respects Ferrari :-)

Lol oh wow, that's interesting.

aroutis
17th December 2020, 11:55
How many times have we seen competition between drivers enhance a team points wise and the driver himself. Namely Max , Charles and throw in Nico @ Merc. 3 seasons straight he came out ahead of his team mate without team orders. Seb for sure came to Ferrari a very strong driver, 4x WDC but leaving Charles free to compete did wonders for him . And the team would have been worse off to say the least if Seb was the leader of the two because of team orders. If I'm wrong, so be it. It's just how I see it.

In his first year in Ferrari, yes, Charles beat Seb , however, things could've been far better if the TP of Ferrari had not allowed for certain things to happen; This is what I am saying.
3 - 5 races max where they can compete, then strict 1/2 policy where they will abide and that is it.

Silent Bob
17th December 2020, 15:06
I wouldn't say Charles was left free to compete. More like he took the liberty upon himself. But I agree with you. No team orders is best, just instill a sense of team pride and common respect among the drivers so that they race hard but extra careful with each other. I don't mind the odd clash here and there as long as after the race they can pick their hands up, own the mistake and apologise to each other.


Unfortunately you have to have a certain type of driver where that situation works otherwise they'll both drive for each other more than for the team. I think this is why Ferrari said they did such a thorough search for their next driver. Sainz seems to be the type of driver that can be quick but has an even temperament and doesn't seem to get too bothered with team politics. Charles is a very hard driver on track but also seems to be very calm after races and doesn't seem to be bothered by mind games either. I think these two will get along and race each other very hard. Looks like a good pairing and I think the number 1 will come out naturally during the races.

Brembo
17th December 2020, 15:43
Unfortunately you have to have a certain type of driver where that situation works otherwise they'll both drive for each other more than for the team. I think this is why Ferrari said they did such a thorough search for their next driver. Sainz seems to be the type of driver that can be quick but has an even temperament and doesn't seem to get too bothered with team politics. Charles is a very hard driver on track but also seems to be very calm after races and doesn't seem to be bothered by mind games either. I think these two will get along and race each other very hard. Looks like a good pairing and I think the number 1 will come out naturally during the races.

That sounds good to me. Let the #1 come out when they are the #1 and not move over for a WDC hope for their team mate. Again the old truth 2,1- 1,2 =s the same WCC points.Oh! and no hitting each other.

PURE PASSION
19th December 2020, 09:33
1st day of Carlos in Maranello!!!!!
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PURE PASSION
19th December 2020, 09:35
Seat fit
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He looks great in Red!!!!!!

Brembo
21st December 2020, 09:16
In his first year in Ferrari, yes, Charles beat Seb , however, things could've been far better if the TP of Ferrari had not allowed for certain things to happen; This is what I am saying.
3 - 5 races max where they can compete, then strict 1/2 policy where they will abide and that is it.

Let's see what happens in 2023 when Mick gets the seat.

tifosi1993
27th January 2021, 11:16
https://cdn-1.motorsport.com/images/mgl/2eAWdzP2/s8/carlos-sainz-jr-ferrari-sf71h-1.webp
https://cdn-1.motorsport.com/images/mgl/6l9W3yL0/s8/carlos-sainz-jr-ferrari-sf71h-1.webp
https://cdn-1.motorsport.com/images/mgl/YKEoAnO0/s8/carlos-sainz-jr-ferrari-sf71h-1.webp

tifosi1993
27th January 2021, 11:42
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Brembo
27th January 2021, 14:52
Carlos says he's never been happier than he is to be with Ferrari! He's on even terms with Charles as far as racing each other. Use that HP !! That seat is still the dream of every driver.

MSC Fan
27th January 2021, 15:45
Any idea about the times set?

Brembo
31st January 2021, 09:02
Seb finished 2020 with 33 pts. Charles finished with 98 pts. Meanwhile Sainz finished with 105 pts. ! He very well deserves the seat of seats. Together I hope they score points enough to put Ferrari in the top 3. More HP less down force two great drivers !! Bring on 2021 !!

vcs316
31st January 2021, 13:45
Schumi meeting launched Sainz’s Ferrari dream

Carlos Sainz has revealed joining Ferrari is the realisation of a childhood dream that was born when he met Michael Schumacher.

The Spaniard is settling into life with the Scuderia as Charles Leclerc’s new team-mate, having been chosen last spring as the replacement for Sebastian Vettel.

In doing so, Sainz has left McLaren, whom he helped to finish third in the 2020 constructors’ World Championship, three positions and 71 points ahead of Ferrari.

But there are certainly no regrets on the part of the 26-year-old, whose affection for the Italian giants stemmed from an encounter with the seven-time former World Champion at the Circuit de Catalunya when he was in his pomp.

“When I was 10 years old, I went to Barcelona and was lucky enough to meet one of my greatest heroes, Michael Schumacher, and visit the Ferrari garage,” said Sainz during an interview with the Ferrari team.

“The atmosphere there was simply special, there is nothing like it. Therefore, I guess the easiest way to describe what joining Scuderia Ferrari means to me is a childhood dream come true.

“However, the way I see it, to put on the red race suit and drive for this team is much more than just a dream. As a racing driver, it’s a great honour and a big responsibility that I really look forward to experiencing and embracing.”

Looking back to his childhood, the son of the 1990 and 1992 World Rally Champion learned at an early age what it was like to sit at the wheel of a red machine.

“I had many red toy cars back in the day and even my first ever go-kart was completely red,” recalled Sainz.

“Nowadays, even the racing car emoji on WhatsApp is red! Every single racing driver and fan knows what Scuderia Ferrari represents and even if you are not into motorsports or even if you don’t like cars at all, you still recognise the brand and associate the colour red with Ferrari. That’s how big it is.”

Sainz has already connected with the Ferrari fans after making a special trip to greet those who turned out to watch his first test in a 2018 car at Fiorano – and followed up by engaging again on social media.

“To all the tifosi out there, I can guarantee my absolute commitment to them and to the Scuderia,” he added.

“We share the same passion for this team and they can be sure I will give my absolute best to make them proud.

“I will drive my heart out in every single race and work hard away from the track to help the team improve faster.

“I’m sure we also share the ambition of seeing Ferrari back where it belongs and with their support, I’m convinced we will get there sooner than later.

“It is an absolute honour to represent the best fans in the world and I’m impatient to jump in the car and go racing knowing they are with me.”

https://www.planetf1.com/news/carlos-sainz-michael-schumacher-dream/

PURE PASSION
31st January 2021, 16:36
RESPECT !!!!:bow:clap
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PURE PASSION
31st January 2021, 16:36
CARLOS SAINZ, I want to have a special relationship with CHARLES like the one I had with LANDO:
Lando is also very fast, and at the same time very easy to deal with, so you have to handle both.
But it is also very nice to have someone who, after qualifying or a race, is happy or sad because he has won you or you have won, who comes with a totally open mind, without trying to hide anything from anyone.
You are sincere and honest with your rival, with your teammate, you shake his hand to congratulate him and recognize the work he has done and vice versa.
It's something that I think is a special relationship, and something that I'm willing to continue having with Charles in the future. It makes the work environment and the team a lot less pressured.
It makes everyone's life so much easier, and the team can move forward much faster and better.
I get along well with Charles and we have already discussed the plans for this season.
Until you get into the team, it is difficult to understand and really difficult to know what is happening. My relationship with Charles is really very good. I hope to continue getting along with him."

Silent Bob
1st February 2021, 22:05
RESPECT !!!!:bow:clap
7774

Class act. Little gestures for the people that pay the bills goes a long way both for Carlos and the team. Hope to see more of this from both drivers.