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Ferrari once again looked strong in Friday free practice for the Australian Grand Prix this weekend, as Carlos Sainz and then Charles Leclerc topped the time-sheets in the two sessions at Albert Park.
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff insists there will be no “magic fix” to cure Mercedes’ stuttering start to the 2022 Formula 1 season, but says he is targeting an improved display at this weekend’s Australian Grand Prix. The Silver Arrows, vying for a ninth successive constructors’ title, have struggled to match the pace of rivals Ferrari and Red Bull in the early weeks of the season.
Carlos Sainz ruthlessly outpaced Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc and world champion Max Verstappen to clock the fastest time in opening practice at the Australian Grand Prix on Friday. The Spaniard powered round a revamped Albert Park circuit under clear skies with a best time of one minute 19.806 seconds among his 24 laps, largely on soft tyres. Early championship leader Leclerc, who won the season-opening race in Bahrain, was half a second slower on 1:20.377, fractionally ahead of Red Bull's Sergio Perez. Verstappen was fourth, 0.82secs off Sainz.
Ferrari continued their excellent start to the 2022 season as Carlos Sainz produced the quickest time in first practice at the Australian Grand Prix. The Spaniard’s time of 1:19:806 saw him better team-mate Charles Leclerc by +0.571s as Ferrari signalled their intent for the weekend with an impressive one-two.
Lewis Hamilton finished a distant seventh in first practice for the Australian Grand Prix.
MELBOURNE : Carlos Sainz topped the timesheets ahead of Ferrari team mate Charles Leclerc in the first free practice at the Australian Grand Prix on Friday as the Formula One cars took to the revamped Albert Park circuit for the first time in three years.
Arranque inmejorable de Carlos Sainz en el renovado circuito de Albert Park: el madrileño lideró con medio segundo sobre Charles Leclerc y buenas sensaciones, porque la segunda mejor vuelta de la mañana también la firmó él. Solo Sainz bajó de 1:20 en el estreno del nuevo trazado de Melbourne, con curvas suavizadas para facilitar los adelantamientos en carrera. Los dos Ferrari encabezaron la clasificación con Pérez a medio segundo de la cabeza y Verstappen, a ocho décimas, aunque el neerlandés rodó al inicio de la sesión y las condiciones de la pista mejoraron sensiblemente después. Red Bull trae novedades en el alerón delantero y Ferrari, en el difusor. Mercedes, mientras tanto, no incorpora piezas este fin de semana.
