168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Charles Leclerc says Ferrari are “P-nowhere” after suffering a disaster in qualifying at the F1 Emilia Romagna Grand Prix.

Leclerc and teammate 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Lewis Hamilton were shockingly knocked out in Q2 in 11th and 12th as Ferrari endured a nightmare result on home soil and their worst qualifying🌠 performance at Imola.

Ferrari faced huge press𝄹ure coming into their first home race of the season after making a lacklustre start to the campaign, and despite bringing an upgrade to their SF-25, the team’s struggles continued as they slumped to an embarrassing do෴uble Q2 elimination.

Leclerc was heard💧 repeating the phrase “my god” several t𒆙imes over team radio when he was informed that he had been dumped out of Q2.

Reflecting on whether he could have produced a better lap, the f🦂rustrated Monegasque said: “I don’t think so. I mean you can always do a little bit more with a lap and improve quite a few things.

“We are just P-nowhere at the moment. 🐭There’s not enough performance in the car and I keep repea🎃ting myself.

“There’s just not the poಌtential that we would hope for inside this car at the moment. We need to be be🅘tter.

“Very, very hard. I can fight as much as I want but at the moment I cannot do miracles. This is what there is in thꦬe car and I am trying tꦯo extract the maximum out of it. That’s it.”

Leclerc’s💛 teammate Hamilton said he was “devastated” by the result, which left Ferrari’s famous Tifosi fans, 𒈔who flocked to Imola in vast numbers, silenced in disappointment.

“It was a tough one,” the seven-time world champion said.🌸 “Ultimately, I feel super gutted, devastated that we weren’t able to get through.

“I really feel like🌌 we’ve made so many positive steps through the weekend. The car was generally feeling better. The brakes was better today. The balance was really nice and in Q2, run one, it felt decent.

“When we put the new tyres on, for some reason we just didn’t have any more grip, and didn’t go any faster. You see everyone else they managed to switc♍h the 🧜tyres on clearly.

“We definitely need to look into that. It’s devastating to see everyone who’s worked so hard in the garage t♓o be in Italy for the first Italian race for me and Ferrari and not make it into Q3. It’s definitely bitter sweet.”

Analysing Ferrari’s struggles, Sky Sports F1’s Anthony Dav🤡idson said: “The car has looked uncomfortable through the chicane all week♔end.

"The first sector 🐬wasn't bad, but it just slipped away from them."