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Sainz Sacrifices Monza to Prepare 2027 and the Future Williams

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Carlos Sainz has already begun to turn Williams' difficulties into an opportunity for the next season. While the British team knows that his current single-seater will not be able to be profoundly transformed by the evolution expected in Baku, or possibly in Malaysia, the Spaniard takes advantage of Monza's weekend to test solutions for the 2027 car. An approach that confirms that Williams has now largely turned his attention to his next project…
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Carlos Sainz has already begun to turn Williams' difficulties into an opportunity for the next season. While the British team knows that his current single-seater will not be able to be profoundly transformed by the evolution expected in Baku, or possibly in Malaysia, the Spaniard takes advantage of Monza's weekend to test solutions for the 2027 car. An approach that confirms that Williams has now largely turned his attention to his next project…

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Carlos claims that Williams is still testing at Monza Williams has faced the first day in Monza without paying attention to the times back. Grove’s team is still looking for solutions for the future to get out of the dynamics in which they have settled this season. Williams is still not looking to the times. The British team remains committed to looking for solutions for the future, sacrificing the weekends before Baku’s improvements. However, C…

The weekend in Monza (Italy) did not begin being the disastrous thing that Carlos Sainz would have imagined before going out on the track. The Madrid driver finished 17th in the free 2, yes, but with a margin of 1.1 over the Aston Martin by Fernando Alonso. The Asturian, at the wheel of a renewed AMR26, had managed to stalk Williams’ squares in recent dates. But from Silverstone they already knew that they would suffer here. Despite everything, …

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sport.es broke the news on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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