Max Verstappen says it was 🌼;a “miracle” Red Bull made it out on track for the final day of Formula 1 pre-season testing following Pierre🃏 Gasly’s big crash. 

Red Bull mechanics worked overnight to repair the wrecked RB15 following a 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:huge incident꧋ for Gasly on t🐭he penultimate day of running. 

Gasly went off at theᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚ fast right hander of Turn 9 and hit the barriers rear-end first, causing significant damage to the team’s 2019 challenger.

Red Bull flew additional parts to Barcelona on Thursday nigh🏅t to ensure Verstappen could conduct some running, though he managed just 29 laps before a gearbox issue signalled a premature end to his programme. 

“The team worked so vꦰery hard to even let me drive today at all,” Verstappen said. 

“We just had very few parts. Everything came over from England last night. So, it's a m𒁃iracle we were ꦿeven able to go out. 

“We were a bit s🦄hort on gearboxes. Two were already broken in two crashes. So that 🥂was it.

“It wasn't great toda🎃y but the speed looks alright. Looking at long runs the top teams are all fairly close. We can be happy with that.” 

Despite Red Bull’s mileage setbacks on the final two days ꩲof winter testing, the Dutchman remains confident the team is better-placed heading into 2019 with new engine supplier Honda. 

Asked about Red Bull’s prospects heading to Melbourne, Verstappen replied: “It's a long season, so 🃏much can happen. 

“Last year the world chaඣmpionship was out of reach after the summer break. In Melb🌺ourne we need to score good points, no matter the positions. 

“We are f🌠airly well on pace. Not sure whether it's enough, bec𒊎ause we didn't really get to do low fuel runs. 

“If we look to the longer runs, it looks all pretty promising, so yeah,𒈔 I’m looking forward to start racing now. 

“I think we have a pretty good package. And also the engine see𒐪ms to work really well. So I’m really happy about that.”