Carlos Sainz won’t be at “100 per cent” on F1 return - but vows “I feel ready”
💯Carlos Sainz has provided a health update ahead of his F1 return in Australia.
168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Carlos Sainz feels ready to return to F1 action after missing the last raꩵce in Saudi 🎶Arabia.
Sainz was ruled out of🌠 the race in Jeddah ahead of final practice after he was diagnosed with appendicitis.
The Spaniard was forced to undergo surgery - which ruled him out of the running - paving the way for Oliver Bearman to make his F1 debut🐬.
Bearman performed magnificently on his first outing for Ferrari, finishing seventh ahead of 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lando Norris and 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton.
Sai🎐nz will return to the cockpit of the SF-24 when Friday practice kicks off in Melbourne.
Looking ahead to the weekend, Sainz provided an update on his health and the cha𒈔llenge he facไes.
“I’ll let you know tomorrow when I get back in the car and the G-forces throw me around a bi𝕴t,” he said.
“But I feel ready. I’ve done as much as possible to recover and yo🌟u cannot imagine the effort and logistics that I have done to be fit for this race.
“Progress, I’m very happy with the progress I’ve made and now🐈, as I said, it’s time to jump in the car an🏅d see how I feel.”
Sainz is doubtful that he🐻 will be at full🔯 fitness in Australia but remains confident of a “strong weekend” provided he’s not in pain while driving.
“I’ll try for sure, he added. “It’s not like I’ll be 100 per cent for it because obviously I’ve been 10 days in bed – not 10 days t༺raining and going to the simulator🎃 and preparing for a normal weekend.
“But, if I’m fit to race and I don’t have any pain or any bad symp💟toms, I can still put together a strong weekend and the target will be to challenge the Rไed Bull.”
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