McLaren has become the first F1 team to place its staff on furlough during the coronavirus crisis with drivers Carlos Sainz and Lando Norris taking a pay cut. read more »

Formula 1 stars Carlos Sainz and Lando Norris have volunteered to take pay cuts alongside McLaren's decision to furlough staff in light of the coronavirus crisis. read more »

McLaren drivers Lando Norris and Carlos Sainz are to take a pay cut as the team put staff on furlough during the coronavirus crisis. read more »

Watch as Carlos gives insight into what goes through a driver's mind while behind the wheel of a Formula 1 car. Subscribe and be the first to watch exclusive content from... read more »

Carlos Sainz Jr. says there is no problem with Netflix dramatising rivalries and battles in Formula 1 as the Drive to Survive series continues to boost the series' popularity read more »

Netflix has done it again, called out for exaggerating a rivalry in order to get the hits. Carlos Sainz, though, says he's fine with that. read more »

Tipped as a contender to replace Sebastian Vettel at Ferrari, Carlos Sainz says he's not thinking about anything beyond this season and what he needs to do for McLaren. read more »

Carlos Sainz says his rivalry with Daniel Ricciardo during 2019 was "a bit exaggerated" by Netflix in the second season of its F1 documentary.  read more »

McLaren's Carlos Sainz believes it is "impossible to know" when the 2020 season can officially get underway. read more »

Ex-F1 driver Martin Brundle believes McLaren could lose Carlos Sainz to Ferrari for next season if they look to replace Sebastian Vettel. read more »

Martin Brundle believes McLaren should be worried about losing Carlos Sainz to Ferrari at the end of the Spaniard's current contract. read more »

Testing negative for the coronavirus, Carlos Sainz has revealed he will remain in self-isolation and is sending a "big hug" to all the McLaren personnel in quarantine... read more »

McLaren driver Carlos Sainz will remain in self-isolation after returning from the cancelled Australian Grand Prix, despite his test for coronavirus coming back negative. read more »

McLaren F1 driver Carlos Sainz has confirmed he has tested negative for coronavirus. read more »

McLaren's Carlos Sainz Jr. has revealed that he has tested negative for the COVID-19 coronavirus but will continue to remain quarantined as a precaution. A member of... read more »

Carlos Sainz has offered a "big hug" to his McLaren Formula 1 team members stuck in quarantine in Melbourne following last weekend's cancelled Australian Grand Prix read more »

McLaren F1 driver Carlos Sainz admits he is "a bit bored" after undertaking a period of quarantine following his return from the cancelled Australian GP. read more »

Carlos Sainz has denied he personally questioned the legality of Racing Point's RP20 ahead of the new season. read more »

Carlos Sainz Jr. says McLaren are in a happier place after testing in 2020 than they were twelve months ago but there is no way of knowing where they sit in relation to their... read more »

Carlos Sainz Jr. does not believe Racing Point showed their true hand during pre-season testing and expects them to be mightily quick when the season begins. read more »

Carlos Sainz says it isn't possible to predict the 2020 pecking order based on testing, but expects Racing Point to be "very quick". read more »

McLaren Formula 1 driver Carlos Sainz believes Racing Point is masking the pace of its controversial 'pink Mercedes' and that it could be among the leading midfield... read more »

Carlos Sainz Jr. completed one hundred and sixty-three laps of the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya on Friday's final day of pre-season testing. read more »

Carlos Sainz is pretty upbeat with how testing has gone for McLaren, with the pace of the MCL35 shocking the team in a good way. read more »

Carlos Sainz praises the progress by McLaren over the winter with improvements in every area of the car. read more »