Carlos Sainz criticizes Williams performance in Austrian Grand Prix
Formula1.com • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 29, 2026, 9:37 AM
Last updated Jun 29, 2026
MotorsportsCarlos Sainz expressed disappointment with Williams's performance during the Austrian Grand Prix at the Red Bull Ring, emphasizing it was 'not good enough'. Sainz retired after losing power on Lap 23, while teammate Alex Albon finished the race in P17, two laps behind the leaders. Sainz mentioned some improvements to his car but acknowledged ongoing struggles for the team. Ahead of the next race at Silverstone, team principal James Vowles indicated an upgrade plan aimed at increasing competitiveness.
- •Sainz retired from the race on Lap 23 due to power loss.
- •Albon finished in P17, two laps down.
- •Williams did not advance past Q1 in qualifying.
- •Team principal Vowles outlined upgrade plans for Silverstone.
- •Sainz has not scored points in the last three races.
"Carlos Sainz claims Williams's performance in the Austrian Grand Prix was "still not good enough", after the Spaniard was forced to retire from last weekend's race.
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