Ferrari Driver Carlos Sainz Withdraws from Saudi Arabian Grand Prix Due to Appendicitis

Urgent Surgery Required, Sainz Sidelined for Weekend

Carlos Sainz, the Spanish Formula 1 driver for Scuderia Ferrari, has been diagnosed with appendicitis and will undergo surgery, forcing him to withdraw from the upcoming Saudi Arabian Grand Prix weekend. This news comes as a significant setback for both Sainz and Ferrari, who were hoping for a strong performance in this pivotal race.

The official Ferrari Formula 1 Team YouTube channel confirmed Sainz's diagnosis and surgery, expressing their disappointment that he would not be able to compete in Jeddah.

Sainz had a promising start to the season, finishing third in the Bahrain Grand Prix and fifth in the Australian Grand Prix. His absence from the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix will undoubtedly affect Ferrari's strategy and may open the door for other drivers to gain ground in the Formula 1 championship standings.