Carlos Sainz was spotted shooting a commercial on a bike. Styled in an all-black outfit, the Spaniard posed with the sports bike, and fans couldn't keep calm in the comment section.Sainz, the highly rated F1 driver, would be off for a fresh start at Williams Racing in 2025. After getting replaced by Lewis Hamilton at Ferrari, the Spanish driver had trouble securing a seat with a top team.Williams Racing had reached out to him with a promising offer under the leadership of team principal, James Vowles. He ended up signing a multi-year contract, which will begin in 2025.Ahead of his debut year with Williams, Sainz reportedly shot a commercial for the brand, L'Oreal. He was dressed in a black jacket with black shoes and a sports bike.As the picture of the shoot got leaked on social media, fans dropped amusing comments below the post."HOLY MOTHER, WHAT THE F**K," a fan said."Damn, this man really should dress like this more often," another fan recommended."Carlos “I'm not a model” Sainz 😮‍💨🔥," said a user.A fan also compared his looks to the Hollywood movie 'Mission Impossible.'"Mission impossible vibes," the fan commented."HE IS SOOOO MAJESTICCC??!!!," a fan complimented Sainz."My man is God's gift to me and this generation 🤌🏽," a user also said.Meanwhile, Carlos Sainz has begun working closely with his new team, Williams. He featured in the post-season test in Abu Dhabi in December 2024. Moreover, the Spanish driver took a tour of the Grove-based factory and completed his TPC tests.He will likely represent Williams at the F175 event in London before heading to Bahrain for the pre-season testing scheduled from February 26-28.At Ferrari, seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton will take his place to team up with Charles Leclerc.Williams' team principal satisfied with Carlos Sainz's early transitionCarlos Sainz (Image Source: Getty)Transitioning to a new team is never easy for an F1 driver but Carlos Sainz is already making a difference at Williams Racing. Team principal James Vowles said that Sainz's early inputs have helped the team in improving the design of the 2025 season car.Talking to Racingnews365, Volwes said:"First of all, the utmost professionalism came into the team straight away; everything from the outset was clear, concise feedback and direction, so it wasn't just all over the place. He was very focused on using data to try decision-making. He made a few changes over the day, and the lap times spoke for themselves."He added:"The feedback has already been incorporated into this year's car, which normally you can't do, with a few items that have helped us."Carlos Sainz's transition to Williams has begun on a good note. However, it remains to be seen if he will manage to make a difference on the track.