168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Carlos Sainz has b⛄een ruled out of this weekend’s Saღudi Arabian Grand Prix, Ferrari have confirmed.

Sainz missed Wednesday’s media day through illness but was in action for Ferr🍎ari in the first two prꦅactice sessions.

Ferrari have announced that Sainz has been diagnosed with appendic𒉰itis and will require surgery.

He will be replaced by Ferrari protege, and British driver, Oliver Bearm💦an.

Ferrari released the following statement on soci♌al media on Friday morning: “Carlos Sainz has been diagnosed with appeওndicitis and will require surgery.

“As from FP3 and for the rest of this weekenℱd, he will be replaced by reserve driver Oliver Bearman. Oliver will therefore take no further part in this round of the F2 Championship.

“Thꦑe Ferrari family wishes Carlos a speedy recovery.”

Sainz had admitted after FP2 that it was a "very difficult" day but hoped that the rest of thꩵe weekend would be easier for him.

Following FP3, Ferrari 🎶confirmed Sainz's surgery h♏ad gone well.

"Carlos is out of surgery. Everything went well and he i🙈s now resting at the hospital. We send him our full support for a quick recovery," a team statement read.&🎀nbsp;

Williams driver 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Alex Albon was forced to miss the 2022 Italian Grand Prix d🌊ue to app𒈔endicitis.

The Thai driver returned to action two weeks later💃 in Singapore. 

Who is Bearman?

𓂃At just 18, Bearman is one of Formula 2’s hottest prospects with a big future ahead of him.

Tipped to be a Haas driver in 2025, Bea🐻rman was set to start this weekend’s F2 round in Saudi Arabia on pole position.

The British ဣdriver showed great potential in his rookie season, taking four victories as he finished sixth in the championship.

While overall consistency escaped him, his raw pace, particularly for a rookie, c𒈔aught the eye of many.

Bearm💮an is tipped to be Britain’s next F1 superstar - and by making his debut with Ferrari - he has the perfect opportunity to showcase his💮 credentials. 

Due t♑o his F1 commitments, Bearman will miss both F2 races in Saudi Arabia.