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Up until the 2025 Formula One season, Martin Brundle advises Carlos Sainz on what needs to be done.

After learning during the summer that his time with Ferrari was nearing to an end, the 29-year-old Spaniard now has the entire globe at his disposal.
Brundle was discussing the future of the three-time race winner on the Sky Sports F1 Podcast.

Carlos Sainz proved to the Formula 1 world that, if it wasn’t already clear, he belongs in the elite group of drivers on the grid when he stood atop the podium in Australia.

Despite not having won a world championship, he is performing on par with, if not better than, drivers like Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso.

Given Charles Leclerc’s long-standing relationship with the team and his performances over the previous two years, Ferrari’s choice to continue with him through 2025 and beyond makes logical.

But Sainz has shortened the gap between the two drivers this year and is suddenly putting some pressure on the Monegasque; there has never been a significant one before.

Sainz will be in the best possible position on the driver’s market this season, but that won’t make team principal Frederic Vasseur reconsider letting him go.

But Sainz has closed the gap between the two drivers this year and is now forcing the Monegasque to deal with some strain that it has never experienced before.

This season, Sainz will have the best position available to him on the driver’s market, but it won’t stop team principal Frederic Vasseur from letting him leave.

Regarding Sainz’s next course of action, Brundle stated: “I would advise Carlos and his father that things move rapidly in this industry.

“In Formula 1, two weeks is a very long time, so just keep your options open.”

When considering one organization that hopes to sign Sainz for the upcoming campaign, Brundle’s counsel to Sainz is extremely relevant.

Although Sauber isn’t the fastest team in the pit lane or on the grid, they are incredibly motivated to sign Carlos Sainz.

The Spanish driver is wanted to guide the Swiss team into the sport when they join the grid in 2026, when they will become the official Audi squad.