The upcoming Spanish GP is going to be the home race for Carlos Sainz. The Spaniard is among the favorites to win the championship. But after the two retirements, there were doubts about him winning the championship. However, there is again the hope of light for Sainz after he finished on the podium in Miami.

Sainz is eyeing the 2022 championship trophy, which is currently away from his grasp as he ranks P5 on the standing at the moment while his teammate Charles Leclerc is leading the table. But Sainz wants to start his winning streak as he knows what the 2022 challenger F1-75 is.

Sainz reported, “I think that the objective this year has to be, taking advantage of the good car that Scuderia Ferrari has made that allows us to have options to win in each race, win and try to fight. For the championship.”

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“It is true that I have had two very bad races in a row because the two zeros in this World Cup are going to count for a lot, but that is not going to take away the illusion of fighting to win and get that first victory that I aspire to and that I dream of since childhood.“

Carlos Sainz is eager about the Spanish GP

The Ferrari man is eagerly looking forward to the home race. Even in the past, Sainz has always showcased excellent performance at the Circuit de Barcelona Catalunya. He is expecting the same this season. Further, there are expectations that around 100,000 fans would be there, and the majority of the fans would come to support the Spanish driver.

Sainz expects the support from the home fans would be great motivation for him to perform well in the upcoming race. He shared, “The factor of racing at home always helps, and this year is my first home Grand Prix as a Ferrari driver with the stands full, so it’s going to be very special, something unique that I’m going to remember all my life. I want to enjoy it to the fullest and take advantage of it.”

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It would be fascinating to see how the 27-year-old Ferrari driver performs in the Barcelona race. Do you expect Carlos Sainz to win the upcoming race in front of the home crowd?