168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Charles Leclerc𒀰 blamed a lack of front tyre temperature for his disastrous Q3 d🌠isplay at the Singapore Grand Prix.

L꧅eclerc’s ♉final qualifying lap was deleted for exceeding track limits in Q3, leaving him ninth on the grid for Sunday’s race.

Up until that point, Leclerc looked like a contender for pole position, but due to 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Carlos Sainz’s crash, th⭕e remaining nine drivers had time to complete just one🔴 lap.

With his tyres not up to temperature, Leclerc struggled to put a good lap together, with his time slower than Haas’ 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Nico Hulkenberg.

It was then deleted for track li🌱mits, capping off an abysmal qu༺alifying for Ferrari.

Speaking to Sky Sports after qualifying, Leclerc spoke about 🀅the issue he💎 faced.

“A problem we’ve never had throughout the whole week🉐end,” Leclerc said.” Front tyres, blankets not working properly, getting out of the pits and the front tyres are super cold.

“I had to push like crazy on the out lap to try and recover the temperature. Never happened. That’s it.

“I have no idea yet. I haven’t analysed the data and asked the team in the in lap but there wꦿas no explanation given. I think they’re still investigating it. I don’t know.”

Leclerc refuted claims Ferrari weren’t “on it” after a lack▨lustre f𓄧inal practice.

In Q2, Leclerc was within a tenth of 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Oscar Piastri’s top time - highlighting Ferrari were serious contenders for p☂oleဣ position.

Leclerc belie𝓀ves Ferrari simply had to put a “lap on the board”.

🔯“Today we were on it,” he explained. “In quali, at least. In FP3, we struggled a little bit. It was warmer and we knew that were maybe going to struggle with the setup. We were confident for quali it would come back.

“A 29.7 was quite a good lap in Q2. In Q3, we just had to  put a lap on the board but 🦋we never did.”