Dear @Carlossainz55
Thank you for being so much more than just a driver to us. Watching you race in red has been a journey filled with determination, grit, and unforgettable moments. Your unwavering passion and skill on the track have given us memories we’ll cherish forever as Ferrari fans.
But it’s not just your performances that have left a mark—it’s your humility, character, and the way you’ve carried yourself through every challenge. Your drive to push limits, both on and off the circuit, has been nothing short of inspiring. You’ve shown us what it means to fight for every inch and to embrace every moment of the journey.
Thank you for every lap, every battle, and every piece of yourself you’ve shared with the Scuderia family. Though this chapter is closing, your legacy with Ferrari will always hold a special place in our hearts.
You’re not just a driver, you’re one of us.
#GraciasCarlos
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So that’s it, 2024 season is finished.
Third in the Drivers’ Championship and Second in the Constructors’ Championship. We came so close of achieving our ultimate goal and, to lose the championship at the very last race is tough to take.
But I’m very proud of what we’ve achieved as a team this year. We turned a tough start of the season into a good fight for the Constructors Title until the very last lap of the last race.
Winning Monaco and Monza has always been a dream of mine and we managed to win both of them this year. It’s something I’ll forever remember.
Carlos, thank you for being a fantastic teammate and always pushing me to improve. It’s been an honor to fight alongside you for Ferrari.
And finally, thank you to all of you who supported me throughout the whole year through the good and bad moments. Our time will come, I’m sure.
We’ll work flat out to prepare next season in the best possible way, and we’ll try again.
Thank you ❤️