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Carlos Sainz’s miserable weekend at the Australian Grand Prix continued as the Ferrari driver spun out on the second lap of Sunday’s race. Having qualified ninth, well adrift of team-mate and pole-sitter Charles Leclerc, the 27-year-old lost five places on the opening lap after a difficult start in hot Melbourne conditions.
Christian Horner reckons Ferrari are in for a “bit of a headache” in Sunday’s Australian Grand Prix, such is the F1-75’s porpoising around the Albert Park circuit.
Virtual Safety Car. Le piden a Sainz por radio que apague el motor. Se acabó la carrera para el piloto español.
Parco en palabras, Carlos Sainz no ocultó su frustración cuando charló con AS después de la clasificación de Albert Park. Luchaba por la pole, pero la bandera roja del accidente de Alonso borró el tiempo que iba a marcar cuando estaba a punto de cruzar la línea de meta (hubiera sido segundo) y un fallo al arrancar el motor arruinó su último intento. «El motor no arrancaba, así que no hemos podido hacer dos vueltas de preparación, ni una buena vuelta, porque he salido con los neumáticos fríos», explica el piloto madrileño. Aspiraba a un tiempo «muy parecido al de Charles (Leclerc), estaba en la pelea por la pole toda la clasificación».
MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — A Ferrari versus Red Bull battle is shaping up as the likely scenario on Sunday at the first Australian Grand Prix since the pandemic began in 2020.
Emerson Fittipaldi says that this season is Ferrari’s best chance to win a world title for the first time in a long time in Formula 1.
Championship leader Charles Leclerc will start on pole for the Australian Grand Prix after outpacing 2022 rival Max Verstappen with his final lap of an exciting Melbourne qualifying that was disrupted by crashes.
Whilst Charles Leclerc sealed pole position for Ferrari in qualifying for the Australian Grand Prix, his team-mate Carlos Sainz was experiencing a far different set of emotions.