168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Charles Leclerc believes some of his critics have forgotten his form in the lead up to teammate 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Carlos Sainz’s victory at the Australian Grand Prix.

Sainz, who will be replaced by 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton for the 2025 F1 sea𓆉son, has taken Ferrari𝔍’s two most recent F1 wins.

Consequent🌊ly, some fans have questioned why Sainz is being replaced, but also why Leclerc hasn’t been the driver to take those two victories for Ferrari.

Prior to Sainz’s victory in Australia, Leclerc had been in scintillating form, qualifying on the front row in seven consecutive race🍃s.

Speaking ahead of the Japanese Grand Prix, while Leclerc conceded that he must do better to capitalise on a🍎ny race winning situations, he was quick to point out h💜is performances before Australia.

“I mean, in our life I say that I am happy with that, of course not,” Leclerc said. “But wins are important, points at the end of the season are even m💦ore so. “However, I want to win and I want to be back at winning as soon as possible.

“Carlos has done an amazing job in the two opportunities we had, and now it’s up to me to react and to hopefu꧟lly win the next one. That’s the target, but I am working flat out for that.

“At the end of the day, I think in Formula 1 very quickly people tend to forget and everyth꧃ing is based on the last race. But if I look🐷 at my last eight, nine races, I think they have been at a very good level. However, in most of those races, the car was not possible to win. But it’s up to me to be there whenever there is the opportunity that arises.

“And the fact is that I haven’t been doing so in Singapore and in the last race. But I will keep pushing, of course. However, the fact that Carlos won’t be in Ferrari next year doesn’t add pressur♎e or anything. My goal is always to try and win.”

Leclerc dismissed any external reasons for his defeat toꦅ Sainz in Australia, owning up to a mistake in how he tackled qualifying.

“I think in qualifying it was very clear that it was just myself,” he added. “I’ve had some very, very good qualifying before that. I thin🐭k it was the first seven 🐼rows in a row, which is a good thing. However, in Australia I didn’t do a good job on the Saturday.

“Then on Sunday I’m less worried. I think the second stint was quite a bit compromised by our race🌼 situation. We had to pit earl𒈔y because of Lando and Oscar at the beginning of the race.

“And then the second stint was very long, so of course it was a bit more difficult to 🐟manage that second stint. But I think that was more down to what I had done wrong on the Saturday.”