Carlos Sainz Extends His Contract With Ferrari Through 2024 | Carscoops carscoops
would be continuing his stay with the team following a contract extension. The two-year extension keeps him at Ferrari through 2024, the same year that his teammate Charles Leclerc’s contract expires.
Sainz’s debut season with Ferrari last year saw him not only adapt quickly to a new car, something many others were struggling with, but he actually outperformed Leclerc, finishing two places ahead of him in the Drivers’ Championship. This year, while he hasn’t quite matched the dominant force Leclerc is proving to be, he’s still managing to keep pace with him, finishing right behind him every time for every race he’s finished.
On his part, Sainz said: “I am very happy to have renewed my contract with Scuderia Ferrari. I have always said that there is no betterteam to race for and after over a year with them, I can confirm that putting on this race suit and representing this team is unique and incomparable. My first season at Maranello was solid and constructive, with the whole group progressing together. The result of all that work has been clear to see so far season.
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