Five races ago, Carlos Sainz admitted his future was taking too long to sort out and he didn’t want to wait any longer to finalize his next career move because he was tired of the time and energy it was taking up. It was a surprise that it even dragged out as long as the Spanish Grand Prix in June was a surprise, amid growing confidence at Williams that it could attract the Ferrari race-winner to join its rebuilding project after a months-long courtship. Momentum had really started growing around Monaco, when James Vowles willing to make his interest public. At that stage, there had been little serious talk linking Sainz with such a move. The Spaniard’s management team had also...
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