Series over for Carlos Sainz in Australia

With his retirement at the Australian Grand Prix, Carlos Sainz put an end to a streak of 17 consecutive points finishes.

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Spanish is one of the most consistent drivers. Since joining Scuderia, Carlos Sainz has been on par and has often even outperformed his teammate, Charles Leclerc, during races.

The son of the rally driver had been amassing good results as he had consecutively finished in the Top 10 for 17 times. But this impressive streak came to an end in the early laps of the Australian Grand Prix. Indeed, struggling with his car, he lost control and ended up in the gravel.

Even by ending this series, he achieves a ranking that is more than flattering in the history of the Scuderia. He is the sixth driver with the longest longevity among all Ferrari drivers. Only Michael Schumacher, Fernando Alonso, and Sebastian Vettel have done better.

The ranking

Driver Série Grand Prix
1 Michael Schumacher 24 Hongrie 2001 – Malaisie 2003
2 Fernando Alonso 23 Europe 2011 – Hongrie 2012
3 Sebastian Vettel 19 Hongrie 2018 – Autriche 2019
4 Michael Schumacher 18 San Marin 2003 – Espagne 2004
5 Sebastian Vettel 18 Japon 2016 – Italie 2017
6 Carlos Sainz 17 Styrie 2021 – Arabie Saoudite 2022
7 Fernando Alonso 15 Abu Dhabi 2013 – Belgique 2014
8 Sebastian Vettel 14 USA 2017 – Grande-Bretagne 2018
9 Michael Schumacher 13 San Marin 2006 – Chine 2006
10 Felipe Massa 13 Hongrie 2012 – Chine 2013
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