Carlos Sainz shows the true colors with the honest version of the hopes of the Ferrari title by Lewis Hamilton

Lewis Hamilton has joined Ferrari as a teammate in Charles Leclerc for the 2025 season, replacing Carlos Sainz, but the Spanish does not hold a grudge and is tilting the British so that the team is successful to the team

Carlos Sainz believes Ferrari have a better opportunity to win the World Championship with Lewis Hamilton In the team. Hamilton was brought from Mercedes To the partner Charles Leclerc for the 2025 season in a movement that sent shock waves through sport, with Sainz moving to Williams.

The seven times world Champion did not enjoy the best start of the season at the Australian Grand Prix, as it could only handle a ten classifications when Leclerc ended in eighth.

Sainz, who was expelled by Ferrari in favor of Hamilton, suffered an even worse start in Williams when he crashed in Melbourne during the first round. His teammate Alex Albon achieved an impressive ending when he arrived in fifth.

The Spanish has taken time to talk about his former Ferrari team after he was asked about Hamilton’s prospects with the team. He said that while he has never been a team a teammate with the star of the former Mercedes, he is optimistic that he can help Ferrari continue his offer for a world title.

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“Honestly, I don’t know. I have never been a teammate with Lewis, so I don’t know what he is able to do. I’ve never seen his data,” Sainz told the media.

“I have seen Charles and I know how well Charles, but I have never been a teammate with Lewis. And the only way you can evaluate more or less a driver is when you are his teammate and see what they are able to do.”

Sainz said he firmly felt that Ferrari was in a position to challenge Bull Red and McLaren when he left and believes that they have strengthened with Hamilton on board.

“When I judge by the results and their background and what he has achieved, I can only say that there is a great possibility that it is obviously competitive in Ferrari,” he said.

“But as everything, everything will depend on how well you can adapt to a car, how well you can adapt to a team and at what time your teammate is,” the Spanish continued.

“So many variables that it is impossible for me to predict. But I can only say that when I left Ferrari, I felt that the team, both Ferrari and Charles, were ready to fight for a world championship. And with Lewis joined, that possibility only increased.”