168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Carlos Sainz says he is feeling “good” on his return to the cockpit of his Ferrari F1 car for the first time since surgery to remo𒈔ve his appendix.

The Spaniard was ruled out of the Saudi Arabian Gra🎀nd Prix two weeks ago after being diagnosꦓed with appendicitis and requiring immediate surgery.

Sainz tar🧸geted a full return at this weekend’s Australian Grand Prix and managed a total of 48 laps throughout Friday’s two practice sessions, saying he experienced “no issues”.

"I feel OK, obviously a bit tired ⛄after practice a💎nd not being 100% physically,” Sainz said after FP2.

"But I felt like I had a goo💟d day, managed to do the whole programme. If you would have told me a we꧒ek ago that I could have done the whole practice without issues, I would have been very happy.

"I'm very happy for that. Obviously, I need a good night's sleep and good recovery for tomorrow. 🔯I𓄧 felt good.”

Sainz ended the day with the third-fastest time, 0.430 seconds behind Ferrari teammate168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史: Charles Leclerc.

"I think particularly Charles looked very quick today," Sainz a🔜dded. "On my side obviously, I took it step by step and ge♚tting it up into a rhythm, not at the limit of the car and not at the limit of myself yet.

"But I think with more laps and getting a bit more confident with how everything feels inside. I think I will be faster tomorrow and hopefully battle for that pole position 𒐪together with him against everyone else because I think it's going to be tight.

"We saw in FP1, in FP2, I think we did a go❀od step. I think qualifying tomorrow is going to be more li🍷ke FP1.”

Leclerc believes Ferrari will have their “best sho꧙t” of challenging Red Bull so far this season in Melbourne.

"I would say that we are in a better position than at the first two races," he said. "However, Red Bull weren't pushing yet so we have got to 🀅wait and see wherඣe their potential is at.

"I think there are still ahead, but we ♋might have our best shot this weekend s෴ince the beginning of the weekend."