168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Carlos Sainz says he is feeling “good” on his return to the cockpit of his Ferrari F1 cꦯar for the firs🧔t time since surgery to remove his appendix.

Th꧅e Spaniard was ruled out of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix two weeks ago after being diagnosed with appendicitis a🌞nd requiring immediate surgery.

Sainz targeted a full return at this weekend’s Australian Grand Prix and managed a total of 48 laps throughout Friday’s tw꧙o practice sessions, saying he experienced “no issues”.

"I feel OK, obviously a bit tired after practice and not being 100% phyဣsically,” Sainz said after FP2.

"B💫ut I felt like I had a good day, managed to do the whole programme. If you would have told me a week ago that I could have done the whole practice without issues, I would have been very happyౠ.

"I'm very happy for that. Obviously, I need a good night's sleep and good recovery for tomorrow🤡. I felt good.”

Sainz ended the day with the third-fastest time, 0.430 seconds behind Ferrari teammate168澳洲5最新开奖结果: Charles Leclerc.

"I think particularly Charles looked very quick today," Sainz added. "On my side obviously, I took it step by step and getting it up into 𝄹a rhythm, not at the limit of the car and not at the limit of myself ye꧑t.

"But I think witඣh more laps and getting a bit more confident with how everything feels inside. I think I will be faster tomorrow and hopefully battle for that pole position together with him against everyone else because I ༺think it's going to be tight.

"We saw in FP1, in FP2, I think we did a good step. I think qualifying tomorrow i♋s going to be more like FP1.”

🌃Leclerc believes Ferrari will have their “best shot” of challenging Red B🤪ull so far this season in Melbourne.

"I would say that we are in a better position than at the first two races," he said. "However, Red Bull weren't pushing yet so we have g♔ot to wait and see where their potential is at.

"I think there are still ahead, but we m🐠ight have our best shot this weekend since the beginning of the weekend🐠."