Fans of Carlos Sainz might not love this, but their favorite star driver got ‘left swiped’ by Too Hot to Handle famed Chloe Veitch. This occurred when the British model was going through the F1 personalities in collaboration with Netflix.
As shared in a YouTube video by Still Watching Netflix, Veitch looked through the images and ‘profiles’ of the leading Formula 1 Drive to Survive characters. During the process, she came across the profile of Sainz and was instantly amazed by his looks.
Screaming, “Oh my god, he’s a good-looking f***“, she quite surprisingly went on to left-swipe him. As this was a kind of Tinder mechanism, hence it was clear that the Spanish driver was rejected despite being “good-looking.”
However, after rejecting the Ferrari star, Veitch mentioned that “girls will eat him alive.” The 24-year-old then referred to her colleague Francesca, as she said she might get “closer” to him.
Sainz’s teammate Leclerc was termed as “S** god”
In the same video, Veitch termed the other Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc as the “s** god.” The profile of the Monegasque appeared on the video right after Sainz.
The Too Hot to Handle famed personality referred to Leclerc and uttered, “Oh, he’s absolutely on fire.” She went on to say that the F1 driver looks like a model and is an “s** god” and asked if he’s single.
Yes, Chloe Veitch he’s currently single. However, keeping everything aside, it became quite awkward and surprising to everyone how can Carlos Sainz be left-swiped despite being a smooth operator. Well, only Veitch knows it.
Sainz tipped to a move away from Ferrari and Leclerc
In the latest development, the Spanish driver is linked to a move away from the Prancing Horse. This comes after the Swiss media Blick reported Audi’s active interest in the Ferrari star.
As per reports, the German team would like to have the service of the former McLaren driver. Audi is slated for an F1 entry in 2026 and will look to do its best to land a renowned driver.
It is believed that Sainz hardly has a chance to go up against his teammate Leclerc in Ferrari and fight for the world championship. And this is what Audi is looking to capitalize on.
The German giants are yet to have full stakes in the Alfa Romeo team. They will take over the majority of stakes in the team by 2026 after taking some undisclosed amount in January 2023.
