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- Carlos Sainz produced a remarkable comeback performance to win the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne on Sunday.
- The Spaniard recovered from appendicitis two weeks ago, to claim the third Grand Prix win of his career.
- Sainz, however, is currently without a contract for 2025 after Ferrari signed Lewis Hamilton.
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Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz's stunning win at the Australian Grand Prix has sparked renewed interest on his next destination in F1.
The Spaniard, currently without a contract for the 2025 season after Ferrari signed Lewis Hamilton to partner Leclerc, showcased his prowess with a remarkable victory at Albert Park.
This triumph came on the heels of a podium finish in Bahrain, despite missing the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix due to appendicitis surgery.
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Since his debut victory at the 2022 British Grand Prix, Sainz, alongside George Russell, has been one of the few drivers to challenge Red Bull's dominance in Formula 1.
Addressing media inquiries about Sainz's value, Leclerc remarked: "I think everybody knows Carlos' worth in the paddock. He's one of the highest-rated drivers ... he has showed it multiple times."
Regarding Sainz's uncertain future, Leclerc expressed confidence, stating: "I'm not too worried about his future ... I'm sure that many team principals are speaking with him. I'm sure he will have many opportunities."
As the Formula 1 season progresses, speculation mounts over Sainz's potential destinations. With the Japanese Grand Prix scheduled next on the calendar from 5-7 April, attention turns to Sainz's next move in the sport.
The Suzuka International Racing Course will host the 4th race of the 2024 F1 season, featuring two free practice sessions on 5 April, qualifying on 6 April, and the main event, a 53-lap race on 7 April.
As teams gear up for the Japanese Grand Prix, the question lingers: Where will Carlos Sainz land next season?
