Good news for Carlos Sainz. His next team in F1 has just received a millionaire financial boost

When Carlos Sainz announced his signing for Williams For the next few seasons, the reaction of certain disappointment among his fans was inevitable. Williams is still a team that was very great but has been in decline for too long. However, in recent weeks good news continues to arrive.

The latest is that Williams’ owners have made a million-dollar injection into the team, which will begin to be noticeable starting next season. The objective is clear: that Williams can at least reach the budget ceiling and compete on economic equality with the rest of the teams.

Williams owner has injected almost $130 million into the team

Those who were most pessimistic about the signing of Carlos Sainz for Williams are beginning to back down. In recent weeks, positive news about the Grove team has continued to accumulate, and the latest is very tangible: almost 130 million dollars which have gone directly into Williams’ checking account.

Dorilton Capital, the investment fund that bought the team from the Williams family in the middle of the pandemic, has put 100 million shares of the team on the marketfrom which they have obtained 129 million dollars. An income that seems to go directly to the Formula 1 team to support the growth of Williams.

Let us remember that Williams is one of the teams in the current Formula 1 that is estimated to not reach the budget ceiling. That is to say, they do not even reach the 135 million annually that all teams are allowed to spend at most. With this injection, Williams should get very close to that ceiling.

Of course, good news accumulates in Williams. The momentum of Franco Colapinto has helped them overtake Alpine in the general classification, moving up to eighth position. Furthermore, in Baku they had the team’s best joint race since the middle of the 2017 season, more than seven years ago.

Recently They hired 26 engineers at oncewhich has meant a real revolution for its technical team. Although they will not neglect 2025, the objective is to arrive as prepared as possible for 2026. And although there have been some setbacks along the way, Williams is beginning to show signs of resurrection in Formula 1.

We’ll see if it arrives in time for Carlos Sainz can continue competing as high as possible in Formula 1 when he leaves Ferrari.