WATCH: Best of Carlos Sainz with Ferrari in last four years

As the Formula 1 world braces for a significant shift, Carlos Sainz's tenure with Ferrari is set to conclude at the end of this season. After four remarkable years filled with highs and lows, the Spanish driver will be moving to Williams.

Notably, the legendary Lewis Hamilton is poised to take Sainz’s place at the Scuderia. As Sainz prepares for this new chapter, it's worth reflecting on the moments that defined his career with Ferrari, leaving a lasting legacy.

2021: A Strong Debut Season

Carlos Sainz joined Ferrari in 2021, stepping into the shoes of Sebastian Vettel, and immediately made his presence felt. His debut season with the Maranello-based team was nothing short of impressive. Sainz quickly adapted to the complexities of Ferrari’s machinery, finishing the season as the highest-placed Ferrari driver in the standings.

One of the standout moments that year was his podium finish at the Monaco Grand Prix, where Sainz showcased his ability to thrive under pressure. The tight and twisty streets of Monte Carlo demand precision and nerve, and Sainz delivered both in abundance, securing a well-deserved second place and marking his first podium with Ferrari.

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2022: The First Win and Continued Consistency

The 2022 season brought with it one of the most celebrated moments in Sainz's career – his maiden Formula 1 victory. At the British Grand Prix in Silverstone, Sainz finally stood atop the podium after a fiercely contested race.

This victory was not just a personal milestone for Sainz but also a significant moment for Ferrari, as it highlighted the team's resurgence in a season where they were once again vying for the top spots. Throughout 2022, Sainz continued to demonstrate his consistency, regularly finishing in the points and adding more podiums to his tally.

2023-2024: Challenging Seasons and a Fond Farewell

The following years presented new challenges for Sainz and Ferrari, as the team struggled to keep pace with their rivals. Despite this, Sainz remained a key figure in the team, often extracting the maximum potential from the car and continuing to score valuable points. His performances in these challenging times further endeared him to the Tifosi, who appreciated his dedication and fighting spirit.

As the 2024 season unfolds, with Sainz’s final races for Ferrari on the horizon, his contributions to the team are undeniable. From leading Ferrari’s resurgence in 2021 to securing his first F1 win and delivering consistent results, Sainz’s time with Ferrari will be remembered fondly.