168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Charles Leclerc blamed a lack of front tyre tempe🐓rature for his disastrous Q3 display at the Singapore Grand Prix.

Leclerc’s final qualifying lap was deleted for exceeding trac🐟k limits in Q3, leaving him ninth on the grid for Sunday’s race.

Up until that point, Leclerc looked like a contender for pole position, but due to 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Carlos Sainz’s🅰 crash, the remaining nine drivers haꦕd time to complete just one lap.

With his tyres not up to temperature, Leclerc struggled to put a good lap together, with his time slower than Haas’ 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Nico Hulkenberg.

It was then deleted for track limits, capping off an abysmalꦬ qualifyiꦉng for Ferrari.

Speaking to ♐Sky Sports after qualifying, Leclerc spoke about the issue he♕ faced.

“A problem we’ve never had throughout the whole weekend,” Leclerc said.” Front tyres, blankets not working properly, get🤡ting out of the pits and the front tyres are super co🍬ld.

“I had to push like crazy on the out lap to try and recover the temperature. Never happened. That’s it.

“I have 💝no idea yet. I haven’t analysed the data and asked the team in the in la✱p but there was no explanation given. I think they’re still investigating it. I don’t know.”

Leclerc refuted claims Ferrari weren’t “on it” after a lacklustre ♏final pra♔ctice.

In Q2, Leclerc was within a tenth of 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Oscar Piastri’s top time - highlighting Ferrari were serious contender💜s for pole position.

Leclerc believes Fe🐭rrari simpl𓆉y had to put a “lap on the board”.

“Today we were on it,” he explained. “In quali, at least. ♌In FP3, we struggled a little bit. It was warmer and we knew that were maybe going to struggle with the setup. We were🎶 confident for quali it would come back.

“A 29.7 was quite a good lap in Q2. In Q♑3, we just had to  put a lap on the board but we never did.”