
Inside the F1 driver’s bubble: The driver manager
Modern Formula 1 teams are huge companies with hundreds of employees all working hard to try to be the best in the sport. But within these vast organisations there are the teams within a team – the small cadre of people centred around helping each driver perform at their maximum.
Formula 1.com is delving into those bubbles to gain a greater understanding of the lives of those who work closely with the stars of F1. Carlos Onoro, manager of Williams' Carlos Sainz, provides an insight into working with his cousin, his responsibilities, and dealing with the famous ‘silly season’.
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