168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Carlos Sainz has revealed that he’s still battling illness in Sa🍒udi Arabia, describing the first day of running as “very dif🍸ficult”.

Sainz was forced to 𓆏miss Wednesday’𝓀s media day after Ferrari announced that he was unwell.

The Spaniard was back in action for practice in Saudi Arabia, finishing seventh overall in the more representative second session, 0.628s off 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Fernando Alonso’s top time.

Reflecting on his day, Sainz said: "Obviously a very difficult day after feeling sickThe last 24 hours have been🌜 tough and difficult for me.

"Today was all about trying to get myself on track and learn as much as possible from the car without really pushing too much the limits as I was still a bit on the non-ideal side, but we man🔥aged to complete the progra💙mme without issues.”

Looking ahead to💛 qualifying, Sainz꧙ doubts he will be at 100 per cent in terms of fitness.

"Hopefully tomorrow I'♔m feeling better, even if probably I will not be 100%,” he added. But feeling better will allow me to be more on the limit and perform aꦛ good Saturday.”

Ferrari left the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix as the second-fastest team, with Sainz finishing third behi𝕴nd the two Red Bulls.

However, Sainz is uncertain about Ferrari’s𒐪 place in the pecking order in Saudi Ar🍸abia.

"Today it's very difficult to read into lap times," he added. "We will prepare everything and t🎃ry to go for a good qualifying.

"The track is super high grip and high speed, so it also makes it tough 💧from a physical point of view.

"It's a lot more demaꦗnding for the car but also for the driver.

"A tricky day, as I said, but we ma💙naged to get it d🧸one. Now we'll go and take some rest and come back tomorrow stronger."