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2023 Fantasy Outlook
Sainz had his best season in Formula One last year scoring his first victory, 10 podiums, three pole positions, and finishing fifth for the second year in a row. Like teammate Leclerc, last year started brightly for Sainz with three podium finishes from the first five races. He similarly suffered from the squad's mid-season slump, though. In addition to the team's woes, Sainz endured four DNFs due to crashes and a further two more due to mechanical issues. Eliminating those would help him be a bigger player in the championship battle, which he should be capable of considering his pace. Sainz said that he has come to grips with this new generation of car and is looking to deliver more consistency in 2023. He will need the best from the team to be among the championship contenders, but at a minimum we would hope to see Sainz winning multiple races this season.
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P5 in Dutch Grand Prix
Sainz finished fifth in the Dutch Grand Prix Formula 1 race at Circuit Zandvoort on Sunday afternoon.
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Signs with Williams
Sainz has committed his future to Williams with the Spaniard agreeing a multi-year deal to race alongside Alex Albon, Formula1.com reports.
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Late Overtake to P6
Sainz finished sixth at the Belgian Grand Prix F1 race at Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps on Sunday.
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P6 at the Hungaroring
Sainz finished sixth in the Hungarian Grand Prix Formula 1 race at the Hungaroring in Budapest on Sunday afternoon.
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Leads Opening Hungary Practice
Sainz set the pace during the opening practice session of the Hungarian Grand Prix weekend, with the Ferrari man leading the way from the Red Bull of Max Verstappen and fellow Scuderia driver Charles Leclerc, Formula1.com reports.
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