Carlos Sainz and Lando Norris’ bromance certainly brought one of the most wholesome friendships in Formula 1. However, the former left McLaren to Scuderia Ferrari to replace four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel.
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The Spaniard joined the Maranello-based team by signing a multi-year contract to work with Monegasque driver Charles Leclerc. And now it seems that the new Ferrari duo has gelled pretty well off the track.
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Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc troll Mattia Binotto
In a funny video on YouTube, Sainz and Leclerc gave their fans an insight into the Ferrari outlet. The two explored several locations in their outlet, including the room of Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto.
While he was exploring Binotto’s room, Sainz sat down on his chair and said, “Let me take a seat in Mattia’s chair. Let me be very powerful for a minute. “
And the Monegasque reacted hilariously and said, “Let’s renew my contract.”
Ferrari wants to finish ahead of McLaren in the constructors’ championship
After a terrible weekend at the French Grand Prix, Ferrari celebrated an impressive comeback for the Styrian GP at the Red Bull Ring.
Unfortunately, both drivers struggled with tire wear and could not make it into the top 10 at La Castellet. The Maranello team took home zero points at the French GP.
Formula 1 F1 – Styria Grand Prix – Red Bull Ring, Styria, Austria – June 25, 2021. Ferraris Carlos Sainz Jr. and Ferraris Charles Leclerc in action during training REUTERS / Leonhard Foeger.
At the GP Styria, however, the situation changed for the better; the Maranello team made a remarkable recovery with Sainz and Leclerc finishing 6th and 7th respectively.
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And with back-to-back races at the Red Bull Ring, Ferrari will try to add more points to its constructors’ record and close its gap with McLaren. The Reds are currently on P4 in the constructors’ championship, 12 points behind the team from Woking.
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