Carlos Sainz The classification of Japanese GP. The driver from Madrid arrives at Suzuka full of energy after the victory in Australia and wants to continue fighting in red bull. However, at the Japanese track in Milton Keynes they are far superior and will start Sunday’s race taking the front line.
For his part, Sainz put his Ferrari in fourth position and continued to be the reference for those from Maranello at the start of the campaign. Leclerc finished eighth and was without the Spaniard all weekend.
“I’m happy with today. I think we’ve done some very good laps throughout qualifying. Now it’s time to fight for the podium tomorrow. Let’s see if Lando gets closer to us, because today those three tenths he put in. are too muchThe Red Bulls are out of reach” he told DAZN.
“I think the Red Bulls will give us all a lot of hard work, but we made a lot of progress from last year to this one at a circuit like Suzuka. However, “It’s still a track that sometimes makes the Ferrari ‘choke’ a bit.”
Asked if he had made any mistakes in his last attempt at Q3, Carlos was crystal clear: there was no possibility of scratching another tenth. “No one improved in the second attempt. I think only Fernando, the rest didn’t because the track was slower. Besides, At the start of Q3 I did such a good lap that I knew it would be very difficult to improve on it.“
In Sunday’s race he will face Fernando Alonso at the start, starting just behind. The difference between the two in ‘quali’ is only four thousand and the Asturian will come out on the clean side. There are times to see a good rivalry between the two.
Source: La Verdad
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