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F1 going 'overboard' by showing girlfriends - Sainz
Daily FT
|October 15, 2025
WILLIAMS' Carlos Sainz says Formula 1's TV coverage is going “overboard a little” by showing driver’s girlfriends while missing overtakes during races.
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During Sunday’s Singapore Grand Prix, fans watching at home missed some on-track action, including Fernando Alonso chasing down Lewis Hamilton, who had a brake issue, for seventh place in the final laps.
In the final stages, TV coverage focused on McLaren’s Lando Norris chasing Red Bull’s Max Verstappen for second place.
However, at various points during the race, high-profile girlfriends and celebrity guests were shown watching from the garages.
Sainz’s recovery drive from the back of the grid to 10th place was also rarely featured on the world feed, which is supervised by F1.
The Spaniard, 31, told Spanish radio station El Partidazo de COPE that F1 bosses should not lose sight of the main track action.
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