P1racenews AI automatic summary:
The Spanish driver performed well despite the problems affecting his car in Singapore practice.
Carlos Sainz described how a season-long brake problem with Ferrari affected his performance during practice at the Singapore Grand Prix. Despite placing third in both sessions, he struggled to keep up with his teammates due to being nearly six-tenths behind in the second, more representative session. Sainz faced inconsistencies with the brakes throughout FP2, impacting his confidence and preparation for the weekend. Despite these challenges, the Spanish racer remained optimistic about bouncing back and competing for the remainder of the event. Sainz acknowledged the need for a flawless performance to showcase the team’s competitiveness against rivals like Red Bull and Mercedes who have yet to reveal their full potential.
