After the Mexican Grand Prix, many are wondering if Carlos Sainz will really be fired at the end of the season. He really will be fired; Lewis Hamilton will take his place, but Sainz is handling it all professionally and with his head held high.
And he makes it even more beautiful with victories. In fact, he'd like to bid farewell to Scuderia Ferrari with a victory in the constructors' championship:
“It's been a very strange and challenging year for me. It started off difficult, we weren't really competitive, development was complicated, and then suddenly we managed to get where we wanted to be. Suddenly, we were contenders for victory again, but Charles Leclerc was able to capitalize on those opportunities, even though I desperately wanted to win too. I thought, I didn't want to leave Scuderia Ferrari without a win. At the beginning of the year, it would have been easy to lose my motivation and enthusiasm to keep going with all this. But fortunately, right at that moment, a three-week break came along, during which I managed to recharge and regain my determination. In the last five or six races, I've managed to motivate myself, improved my driving, now I trust the car more, and I'm proud of how I handled this. Now I'm focused solely on winning the Constructors' Championship. It would be a perfect send-off from me!” declared the Spanish star.
