Carlos Sainz has trodden a tough career path to becoming Ferrari’s choice to replace Sebastian Vettel in 2021. The timing is perfect, because although Sainz has endured setbacks with Red Bull and Renault, going through F1’s school of hard knocks has primed him for one of the toughest driving gigs on the grid.
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