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Formula 1 driver Carlos Sainz has revealed Tiger Woods is the sporting idol he is most desperate to meet. Sainz is a star of his own sport and drives for the fabled Ferrari team, but admitted he would be in awe if he ever got to meet 15-time golf major winner Woods. Ad “He's the only guy that I think I would be nervous meeting,” Sainz told the New York Times.
Carlos Sainz has backed Ferrari to learn from this year’s mistakes and be stronger in 2023.
Robert Shwartzman will drive for Ferrari in FP1 at the US Grand Prix next month at the Circuit of the Americas.
Max Verstappen won the Formula One Italian Grand Prix on Sunday to leave himself in touching distance of his second straight Formula One title. Championship leader Verstappen claimed his first win at Monza and his fifth GP in a row after fighting from seventh on the grid to beat Charles Leclerc over the line on another difficult day for Ferrari. The Red Bull driver is 116 points ahead of Leclerc in the drivers' standings after winning a race whose final six laps were run with the safety car after Daniel Ricciardo lost his engine and ended up at the side of the track.
Granted, the 2022 Italian Grand Prix could have had a bit more action. And sure, Max Verstappen charged his Red Bull RB18 through the field with vigour and intent, but all that was over by Lap 13 of 53 when he had a commanding lead on the race.
The Monaco Grand Prix is a jewel in the crown of Formula One and attending it is a matter of pride and prestige for racing fans and celebrities alike.
Max Verstappen won the Italian Grand Prix after Charles Leclerc's pit-stop gamble backfired.
Team by team analysis of Sunday's Italian Grand Prix at Monza, round 16 of the 22-race Formula One world championship (listed in championship order):