How Sergio Perez Saved His F1 Career
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You stirred Nicos dark energy by asking him how he'd stack up against Perez. If you're not careful he'll be taking a selfie in front of you.
Being Verstappen's team-mate at this current time is like being at a slaughterhouse, I don't think Perez has lost that much pace but Max is driving nearly perfectly atm
Checko is literally the best drvier available to be a teammate for Max, he ain't going nowhere
@@ivohe isnt
@@ivoI know lmao. It’s like Kimi raikkonen rumours back in 2015-17. Like he had multiple solid races, wasn’t THAT far off Seb in quali (beat him quite a few times during the title fight, monaco 17 almost was Kimi, and to think if If in 2018 Seb got pole and won in monza instead of Kimi getting the tow and pole. MAN. So while he underperformed more often overall (not to say it was that much worse), he was still reliable, fast, and showed that on his day he could still win. He almost won more in that 2nd Ferrari stint. Bahrain 2015, Hungary 2017, Monaco 2017, Spain 2016, Australia 2018 (first race of the year and he was straight up faster than Seb in qualifying and through stint 1, pressuring Lewis on pole, and Seb won through strategy.) Red bull aren’t going to just straight up forget about Baku 21, France 21, Mexico 21, Turkey 21, Abu Dhabi 21, or plenty other incredible moments of Checo brilliance. Did he have his stupid moments like UK 2021 sprint for example, yeah he has, but bottas spun under the safety car during his SECOND Mercedes race at China 17. Took his first pole in Bahrain (race 3), almost won race 3, did win Russia (race 4). Had some really shaky moments (Turkey 2020 anyone) but also had some killer moments (Austria 2020, Australia 2019)
@@atromics2907 at least he is since Danny.
@@atromics2907He absolutely is and you’re delusional. As much as I love Fernando he has a big ego and does not like being #2. That’s why he left Alpine because they had Ocon and treated him like gods gift to Earth. So not Nando. Lewis? Do I need to say more? Albon had his run, he cracked under pressure now he’s at Williams and doing excellent work as their main driver. Yuki would be my natural pick but Yuki still has some maturing to do. I’m a Yuki fan and he’s the driver I cheer for every weekend and personally I rank him top five in talent if we put all the drivers in a vacuum but the guy has a temper and he would not fit with RB at least not yet. Max would break him. Pierre Gasly maybe but he seems pretty confident at staying with Alpine and has made no remarks of displeasure with his team so that’s a solid maybe but probably no. Lawson is too new, Ric is headed for retirement. Lando embarrassed him at McLaren and Checo’s pace is far far far superior than Ric was in the previous 2 seasons. Checo spins during quali and practice but he delivers when it matters. On Sunday. So he’s more reliable as well. Everyone else has just about signed long term contract extensions so they’re out of reach. There isn’t a single driver that RB can rely on to be their number 2. The fact of the matter is, Checo performs time and time again when it matters despite the hate for the man. RB has no reason to look for a replacement anytime before Checo’s contract expires in 24’.
I remember that Sakhir race so well. His performance that day was out of this world and I almost cried when he won. It was like: “This can’t be it. We need to see him do this again.” He’s not Max, Lewis or Fernando. But he is a damn good driver that deserves to be on the grid more than a whole lot of others.
agree!
L take. Good drive but he had a very fast car and lucked into a win. His performance wasn't "out of this world" by any stretch of the imagination.
Does he get the seat without that win?
@@Bewuga123this whole video explains how he turned down lower f1 teams to hopefully get a seat with red bull
I get emotional every time I see footage of Checo's Bahrain win.
Honestly I think a major reason people do not like Stroll so much is because of how him having a seat has forced better drivers out of seats. He's forced both Ocon and Perez out of a seat. His presence has almost ruined multiple careers with only a few fairly lucky podiums to show for it.
He's no longer a rookie. He has more experience than Leclerc, Russell, Norris, and Albon. He's made massive mistakes and lost out on two wins. In Monza he got extremely lucky with a red flag and in Sakhir his teammate won despite being in last at the end of the first lap.
Being reminded how good of a season Perez had in 2020 really makes it a bit infuriating that Stroll has pushed these drivers out of a seat.
Stroll was actually doing really good in the first half of 2020
@@kaspercederlund4393 yeah but that's always been his problem. He's inconsistent and can't keep up that form throughout a season. He'll have a good race and then 5 bad races.
True. Though Ocon is his own worst enemy. While good, he’s a a terrible team player, often has a terrible attitude and is a dirty driver particularly when it comes to teammates. Gasly is a bit the same except he’s never focused on sabotaging his teammates. Can’t remember a driver pairing I disliked more.
It's good to hear some positive words towards Perez considering how nasty people have been this this year and last.
yes!
For me, the low point of Perez's career was when he was at McLaren in 2013. He openly said when he joined the Woking team that he was aiming for the World Title, which at the time, considering McLaren ended 2012 with the fastest car wasn't far fetched at the time. However, Hamilton's departure for Mercedes coincided with McLaren starting their decline that lasted until 2019. Neither Perez nor team mate Jenson Button scored a podium, let alone wins and title contention. Perez seemed to struggle to recalibrate his mindset to this and although generally matching Button on pace, McLaren chose to oust him in favour of Kevin Magnussen for 2014. By the end of 2013, Perez seemed to lack motivation, looking like Gasly, Kvyat or Albon did (in a body language sense) when they were dumped by Red Bull down to Toro Rosso, he mooted the idea of racing in series other than F1. But Force India saved his career, their car, longer term, proved better than McLaren and he rebuilt his confidence. With a podium in race 3 of 2014 in the first night race Bahrain staged, the Checo from 2012 (that had impressed people with his performances on Sundays) was back and possibly stronger from his tough year at McLaren
thank you for this! Mid 2021 I returned to being interested in F1 again (since 1985) and only since late 2022 I was starting to follow, support and search back for more career info regarding the RB11 driver.. considering what happened in 2020 it seems like a re-occuring situation for him ? All I can say, I don't doubt his fighting spirit and determination and I think sofar he has been a brilliant wingman at RB, deserving more credit and less harsh criticism. I do hope whatever the future brings he won't throw in the towel just like that or without good reason and I wish him the very best!
@SuperPassionflower I may be a bit biased, but I like to think that I became interested in the sport at an interesting time (I started watching the sport in 1996 and including that year, there have been 13, by my calculations, seasons where the title battle, at least mathematically, has gone down to the final race). Indeed, my favourite race I've ever watched unfold live was the 1999 European Grand Prix at Nurburgring. Although the championship battle was finely poised, with the top 4 being separated by just 12 points (10 points for a win at the time), the title battle ended up taking a back seat with the mix of great strategic calls, moments of madness, good and bad luck and mixed weather conditions that culminated in an unusual top 6 by the end of the race. Of the title contenders, Mika Hakkinen (the reigning champion from 1998) came home 5th after a poor race where he seemed to give up in the early stages when he was called in for wet tyres too soon, but put on a spurt towards the end to get 2 crucial points. Next closest was his closest rival, Eddie Irvine, who finished just outside the points in 7th, and the other two contenders, David Coulthard and Heinz Harold Frentzen, both retired. The other points finishers other than Hakkinen were as follows: Johnny Herbert (who despite qualifying 14th came through to take the first and only win for Stewart, which the following year became Jaguar, which in turn became Red Bull in 2005), Jarno Trulli (taking his first and his team's last podium with second), Rubens Barrichello (taking the second Stewart to third), Ralf Schumacher (doing his injured brother proud by fighting towards the front for Williams and only dropping back with a puncture) and Marc Gene (finished 6th for an increasingly rare points finish for Minardi, which in 2006 became Toro Rosso, which in 2020 was renamed Alpha Tauri).
In conclusion, this race was everything I look for in a race, highs (like Johnny Herbert winning from 14th), lows (like Luca Badoer in the second Minardi suffering a heartbreaking gearbox failure while running in a brilliant 4th place) moments of brilliance (like Herbert timing his switch to dry tyres to perfection, contributing to his win) and moments of madness (like Eddie Irvine's first pit stop, when the Ferrari mechanics sat there waiting for the right rear wheel to be brought out of the garage, resulting in a 27 second stationary time in the pit box, costing him the chance of points).
You may have noticed that I did not mention Michael Schumacher. Although he was 5th in the championship at the time on 32 points with 2 wins, his championship battle was brought to an abrupt end with the accident he had at Silverstone (he had a brake failure that pitched his Ferrari nose first into the tyre barrier at Stowe corner at high speed, so fast in fact that his car hit the concrete beyond the tyres, resulting in him suffering a broken leg). Mika Salo was drafted in to sub for the German for the subsequent 6 races and did better that people expected (he should have won the German Grand Prix for example, but Ferrari ordered him to let Irvine through, maximising his championship challenge), achieving 2 podiums in that time, a highlight being standing on the podium in front of the Tifosi at Monza, and Nurburgring proved to be the final time he drove for Ferrari before Schumacher was back in the seat, but that's another story.
He did amazing in that terrible car.
@@SiVlog1989 oh, when reading this I can admit that that era will have been so incredibly interesting!!!! well, I wasn't following then, that cannot be changed.. sad!!. I was fully occupied working in the recording industry and on the side playing competitive tennis plus getting mixed in the world of professional tennis and media as well.. before other things in life took all my attention lol. My mum took me to Zandvoort GP mid 70's onwards a couple of times whenever time allowed and it was such great fun, as well as doing the same with show jumping - equestrian that I also was doing myself in the 70's on an amateur level mind you...
Actually He saved Force India
I don't know anyone can be down on Checo. He is the ultimate underdog story. Comes from outside Europe where very few F1 drivers come from. Bounces around from team to team. Finally get's a shot at a top team and does well. Of course he isn't a WDC caliber driver. Neither is most of the grid.
Bit of a stretch to call Checo an underdog when he was literally bankrolled by the world's richest man at the time.
Checo is from one of the richest families in Mexico. Not sure what you mean exactly since drivers come from outside Europe all the time.
@@cg_2k72 I ask you to please read his story before getting the funding from Carlos Slim. Thanks.
He Is not from one of the richest families in Mexico. His sponsor is !! Carlos slim became his sponsor after Checo's dad send many letters to him and slim accepted to watch his son in a karting event but before that they quite struggle with all the expenses, that's why checo Lear to use old tires y only participate in the race and not the qualy. In such a elitist Sport I would say that him, ocon and lewis are our underdogs stories.
An underdog hundred-millionaire. That’s how you know the wealth gap is extreme.
Alex is having his own renaissance in the Williams and he’s very exciting to watch. Having been dropped by RBR and sit out an entire season to come back and develop the car with Vowles.
If a seat at any top 3 teams is available, Alex Albon is definitely right at the top of their list to take the seat.
@@tonamg53 But it could be a mistake to leave Williams for a top 3 team. He's doing well and looks great in the Williams, how does it make sense to drive for a team where he MIGHT get podiums but also will be under tremendous pressure in terms of team orders and results. At Williams, they are simply happy to have him. He is doing a great job and they know that he will be attracting offers, so entrenching him in the team's future should be seriously considered by Vowles and other team management. If Albon goes to Red Bull, Ferrari, or Mercedes, and fails to deliver, he will be seen as a bad driver. Only slower teams will want him. It is best to stay in an environment where you are wanted and your morale is high so that you can perform at your best.
@@SupercarsMabeanie exactly we would love to see williams and albon get better together. He'll be so much better as a number one driver and have a car that suits him than be a number 2 in a top team
@@SupercarsMabeanie If Williams can lead the mid-field then we can talk about that. Note that what made Williams successful in the past are all gone now, the only thing left is its name. So this is a new team using Williams name but they’re not Williams that we used to know.
Even if Williams gets better, Albon still going at the top of every one lists as their potential driver.
@@alphamiscritplayer345 I disagree with the approach making a car to suit the drivers.
A good driver always makes himself to suit the car, not the other way around.
Team should always focus on making a fast car. It’s the driver’s job to suit himself to it.
We need these kind of videos!! With everyone hell bent on degrading and judging Checo, they need to be reminded of the magic moments he created! Not to forget how he was a massive team player in 2021 and his outstanding drives in Baku, Singapore and Saudi Arabia. He's already done what the other second drivers in RB couldn't; he has won races! A slump in form doesn't define a driver instantly. I believe in the guy regardless of what others think.
hear hear!
From analysing the 2020 season from afar to talking alongside bonafide world champions. Well done Aldas, the podcast was great to see.
F1 fans in 2020: Let's drop Albon and bring Checo to Red Bull
F1 fans in 2023: Let's drop Checo and bring back Albon
hahaha 1000%
A great tire whisperer when he has the car under his control , unfortunately he is unable to perform with redbull car setup.
Man I was again in tears seeing him , at the podium in this video as P1 ( without a contract for next year and standing on P1 Position )
I hope Checo returns back to Aston martin his previous team in place of stroll . Alonso and perez can drag Aston to 2nd best back to redbull in 2024 or 2025 season , even can pull out a challenger to redbull in few tracks.
A true Checo fan from 🇮🇳 India, watching him from his early Force India days.
Great video as always, congrats for the opportunity to had a talk with a world champion (who beat Lewis Hamilton in a same machinery)!
The only thing I want to mention about the video, Checo wasn't the only driver who finished on the podium with Force India. Giancarlo Fisichella was the first one who took 2nd place in Spa, 2009.
I don’t understand why people are so down on Checo. He’s a solid performer.
Recency bias, it feels like for a big part of the fanbase, a driver is only as good as his last race. I'd bet that a good chunk of the people singing Albon's praises for his performance this season (which is well warranted by the way), were the same ones clowning on him in 2020.
@@Louis_Bautista Nailed it. Agreed 100%
It is because of al the Toxic Max Verstappen fanboy's. And because of Red Bull being build around Max.
Because they want to see max challenged. Literally the only reason
Cause he routinely qualifies poorly in the fastest car on the grid and always starts races on the back foot because of it. The thing Red Bull are worried about is whether another team closes on them and they have stiffer competition in the coming years they can't afford to have one of their drivers fighting in the midfield every race.
I get not wanting bad PR with Red Bull but everyone staying silent about what Marko said about Checo and his "south-american" characteristics is just crazy
That confirms to us that car 11 is subpar to Max’s car.
Marko could careless about PER.
@@Phantom096 if that's how they treat Checo on the media just imagine what goes on in private
@@EduardoM.L. Indeed
Checo knew his roll as the 2nd RB driver coming in. Ric, not sure he can still perform at a top level. Norris is better off as 1st driver at Mclaren (team still on the rise). At the end of the day its hard to match Max. But i can see you want an easier time with the 2nd driver scoring points/podiums. But who else can come close to Max and play 2nd driver roll? Viva Checo!
He's still a great driver, he just isn't looking too phenomenal at the moment but that's okay no one would. He just happens to have Thanos as a teammate right now and the rate at which Max is operating at right now he will obliterate anyone in that second seat. People that are rewriting history nowadays saying Perez is a garbage driver really just say this for one reason, their hatred for Max.
Max only needs to snap his fingers before the start of FP1, and then becomes inevitable for the rest of each Grand Prix weekend
I think there would be like 2 or 3 drivers that could come within 0.4 ish seconds of max consistently but these driver won't go to rb
I'm talking like Lewis who is just.... Lewis
Lando who maybe doesn't have the lightning pace but he takes every oqqurtunity he can get and makes the most out of it ( which would be perfect for a 2nd driver)
And Charles when he doesn't bin it.
Mostly bc when ur driving a car it’s man and machine, not just man or just machine, u have to understand nd drive the car the way it’s supposed to be driven, perez js doesn’t click with the way the rbs are built but max does, which is why he can deliver and be confident every weekend, if perez had a car built for him like the 2020 rp he would be a beast again
I think social media played a big role in Perez getting the Red Bull seat in 2021 (videos being made by content creators making speculations & others commenting suggesting that Perez should replace Albon) & then reporters ask that question to Horner which would’ve stirred the thought
Not to mention on literally every single Instagram post redbull made, every 2nd comment was a plea to sign Checo… 😂
Thanks for putting that out Aldas. Great Video
Perfect timing 👌🏾
absolutley loved your podcast with nico and matt. i very much enjoyed.
That was one of the best episodes. I really liked the vibes with you and Nico
People quickly forget that Checo, Albon and Gasly are very good drivers. It's just that Verstappen makes them look worse than they are. It's the same with Bottas next to Hamilton or Schumacher's teammates.
this is a good episode
keep up the great work
I can't imagine the psychological pressure and dynamics in Red Bull after being Verstappen's teammate for three seasons.
Checo talked to Christian Horner in 2022 about how demoralizing it is to see someone get so much more out of the same car than you do.
Much as I want to see him fighting for wins with a top-tier team, as he's my favorite driver, in terms of his mental health and life as a racing driver, I'd honestly love to see him in a situation like Valtteri's.
In the past, he's been brilliant at extracting performance out of midfield cars. He may have had 5 wins with RB, but 2020 was an incredible season for him (and I'm glad he won his first race with his longtime team).
Do I think he belongs at a top-tier team? Yes. Given his history, and the fact that he's had multiple podiums this season and won two races, I'm not ready to write off his talent.
Do I think he'd be happier somewhere other than Red Bull? Absolutely.
That 2020 Racing Point was much much better than what we saw if we are honest, especially seeing how Perez and Stroll are performing now. I think they underperformed in that car
So cool to see you on sky😁
you were great on that podcast
nico was kinda.....
I was genuinely happy for checo when he won the first time.
for this and next season, I hope he keeps collecting podiums. forget about championship
Great video keep it up you're doing amazing things 😁👍💯..
Injustice is what he is facing now with Marko giving everything to Max. Checo is like the Jon Snow of F1.
Treated like a bastard.
Such a big hit to the right rear of the Pink Merc by LEC it was a miracle that car won the race. Special moment in F1 history.
I wonder if the dude who started this channel would have ever thought he'd be having a casual chat with Nico Rosberg
That is why i think that Lewis overdone it with the driver comparing claiming even Bottas was better than Checo...Bottas is more consistent in quali, but checo makes up for it in racing with a car that is not his preferred setup. Lewis did get stuck behind Checo in Abu2021...How bad can Checo be? Would love to see Checo as Lewis his team mate in a car that Checo would handle better because of the setup.
Nice vid
Me and Perez are same, we both perform under pressure 💀🗿
I get what you mean, can relate.. however, there are various ways of pressure !
The 2020 Racing Point not getting 3rd is such a colossal fumble
My favorite F1 channel
how can he deliver when he has no support .....
U WERE ON LIVE WITH THE SAME GUY WHO BEAT LEWIS HAMILTON AND MICHAEL SCHUMACHER IN EQUAL MACHINERY
its loyalty, it's collaboration for the 2021's titiel, he's part of reb bull history, playing a big role in their success.
Perez is great value humble and a good driver
That season alone is why I just ignore the comments about him being a shit driver and being washed up, and to make room for Daniel Ricciardo as that 2nd RB.
Perfect, as usual
Νο way aldas met up with a random monaco based youtuber 😮😮😮
That Sakhir race win got him a seat
My fucking GOAT. 🇲🇽❤️
Good video
I don't understand how the RedBull management can be mad at Checo when he is litteraly doing what we expect from a 2nd driver : being 2nd in the championship, and with a margin.
His qualifying deficit is really hurting them this year unfortunately. I really like checo I hope he sticks around
Red Bull has a nasty history of wrecking the 2nd driver. I’m sure Lando sees this. No way he will take a RB offer.
maaaaaan i saw this and thought perez suddenly became goated and broke max's winstreak
He needs to do this again! If he wants to stay in f1
If he can qualify top 5 every week I think he's safe at RB next year
Tbh top 3 is the bare Minimum in that car
@@oscarhurtado-link9166 For Checo it's clearly not. If he can do what he did at Monza all season, RB will find it good enough.
@@Robalexe i think checo is a good guy. But If He can't get top 3 almost every single race He should be replaced
@@oscarhurtado-link9166 There are 2 things that save him though: 1) the car is so far ahead that it doesn't affect the team in a significant way (for now); 2) the AlphaTauri drivers will fight for their lives to keep their AT seat for next year, let alone get promoted to RB, it's a bloodbath down there
@@Robalexe yeah but they are probably thinking ahead and know that if their car isnt as dominant next year, Perez would be P3 maybe P4 in the Championship. Which would be Bad for the team
sergio perez is doing a great job as verstappens teammate his record for red bull is 58 grand prixs 714 points podiums 5 wins 11 2nds 8 3rds
Looking back I think we all underestimated just how good that 2020 Racing Point actually was. I mean it was literally a copy of the 2019 Mercedes and probably not to much slower then the Red Bull and a lot easier to drive. Ofcourse you can compare his performances to Stroll, but I also think we all underestimated back then just how bad Stroll was. Especially when you look at his recent form.
So this is not to say he didn't do a great job that year, but it does explain why he has been a bit disappointing in Red Bull. As people just rated him a bit to highly at the end of 2020
I remember when perez was announced i was like😍now im sad that he makes so much mistakes(but as a redbull fan my only wish is for more battles)
Well someone had to make this video just to remind who Cheko is.. since PPL forget so quickly and criticism is cheap these days. If anyone ever has worked in a company wer no one cares about you, you know how tough it would be for Checo at RB
There were rumors, not there was rumors. Aldas you have to sort this issue out
Checo isn’t underperforming. Max is just being Max
I could've sworn there is another video with the same title
Being Maxs team mate is a death sentence. It’s like Schumi at Ferrari the team is built around him and he held all the power. No one is going to look good compared to Max at the moment with the possible exception of GOATs like Hamilton or Alonso but neither will happen obviously.
They may as well keep Checo for the time being. Badly and Albion were devoured by the pressure I don’t see anyone else doing any better.
I love this.
Would you imagine if Sergio Perez joined Ferrari with Charles Leclerc and Carlos ending up next to Max at Red Bull?
Max and Carlos teammates again? That would maybe work out.
Do you know who is the problem? It’s helmut
5:15 the three usual suspects lol 😂
Not going to lie, I was hoping Nico was on YOUR show lmao
It seems he is almost definitely leaving Redbull. Hopefully he is able to rejoin Aston Martin to continue his unfinished business there. If Aston is able to give him the seat and Honda power Aston all the way to the front, it would make a nice comeback story for both Aston and Checo.
AGREED.
Racing Point had the 2nd best car in 2020.
A THUMBNAIL FROM 3 YEARS AGO.??😷
How ironic did you know is mercedes is also the ones who made it happen if not they do that bad pistop in sakhir he not in red bull and how the championship win in 2021 his defend against lewis just wow and even more wow his first year in red bull was 4 secend was 3 this year of course 2 if it countunue in his last in contract next year that mean he will be WDC is realy tought max should has the most bad luck and checo be contistant and do like nico in his last year and after that he do what nico did retired is mission impossible but atleast do all he can atleast stay claused to max and not one side title like this year
If Perez didn’t fall upwards to Red Bull out of Racing Point, the morale at Aston Martin would’ve been shocking
I know this sounds crazy but Perez to Aston Martin as Alonso retires for the 2025 season.
Is so sad to see Redbull mistreating him that much despite his talent and all he did for them specialy in 2021
Or the amount of unfairnes he has faced his whole carreer
I relly hope things turn around for the better and gets the car and treatment he deserves
I thought Helmut Marko said very clear that Checo needs to finished 2nd in the championship to keep his seat for 2024?
Did I miss something?
Marko seems to be saying things like this the one day and next day gives it a different twist, stirring the pot again for whatever moves him to do so... to what effect, other than create more pressure, tension and maybe even a toxic environment. how counter productive imho...
@@SuperPassionflower No, Marko seems to be saying straight facts but it seems many people like yourself seems to like twisting what he said actually
@@tonamg53 pls do not throw things at me that do not belong with me, that is hurtful and uncalled for plus untrue.. would you call it a straight fact of very recent time or a twist I am giving, that he apparently talks about the Mexican driver as "being very afraid as opposed to Max, but it's probably something he'd be used to from Mexico city"? apart from having called him south american prior to that? which is not the case? now I will concur to the given setting that when things are said the various "media" immediately get on top of it and give it their spin (or translations) but it is also true that he has been giving mixed messages regarding Checo for many months already this year.
@@SuperPassionflower I was only describing what you just did.
About Mexico, search up the drug cartel wars and tell me if you still think Marco wasn’t just spitting out straight facts.
And Max is by far the most capable RB drivers that RB has ever seen (confirmed by top 3 executive at RB themselves as well as Niki Lauda who said “Max is a talent of the century”)
Any driver not intimidate by Max driving skill is definitely delusional.
@@SuperPassionflower Also, I don’t know why you think Helmut Marko seems to be against Checo for no reason…
Helmut Marko was the one to recruit Checo himself to Red Bull and is also the one who decide who gets to stay with Red Bull.
It doesn’t make any sense why would he want to personally attack the choice he made himself…
It’s frustrating because I like Perez but his like of competitive ability is partly why the current season is dull.
I think it’s Red Bulls doing they don’t want him close to Max.
Perhaps he is faster than ppl think.
I dont think the 2020 RB was the second best car at all. Rather just stroll and perez being slower than max in the second best car
Worse news fans of specific teams in F1 can get: BWT is the new sponsor.... Damn they make cars ugly.
I was actually hoping nico hooolkenbaerggggg got the red bull seat over sergio
toto might sound arrogant, but he's right, red bull focus on building one car for max's wikipedia page. checo is not bad. red bull is bad to him.
Perez shud consider leaving RB, as the car is designed around Verstappen . Staying long at RB will effect negatively on his mindset just like Bottas at Merc.
He is a Sunday driver
Me and Nico?
Nnnnno
Nico and I
The podcast was great except for Matt calling you ALLdas the whole time
Nico is nothing but a big Hamilton-fanboi because it makes him look better beating Lewis in 2016. I don't think he's a particularly good pundit - for objectivity look to Martin Brundle or DC.
This time next year; "How Sergio Perez torpedoed his F1 career"
hi
Yo mean how Checo (so called Legend in Abu Dhabi 2021) destroyed his career by changing to These Guys who simply doesnt support and aprechiate Number 2 drivers or Number 1B. (Ferrari2.0) He was able to win a race in thethird best car a d now after to wins in the first 4 races He has become paralysed. Its the same thing Ferrari did to Barichellofrom 200-2005 and to their reigning World Champion Kimi Raikkonen in 2008, the same thing RedBull did to Webber, the same thing Mercedes did to Bottas, but they didnt do it to Rosberg and He became World Champion.
Riccardo? Nice joke bro,
He won't work with max tilt
one of the first people here xd
Basically Perez owes his career to Lewis Hamilton in a sense because no doubt checo had a great run towards the end but had he not caught covid he would’ve dominated that sakhir GP and would rb have even batted an eyelid at checo? Probably not you’d have to say as I believe it was that win that saved him
just a question here (wasn't following F1 in 2020 and before, since 1985) despite losing his seat for 2021, were checo's results at the end of 2020 not more or less his best that year, ending 4th in driver's standings despite having to miss out 2 races earlier on due to covid?
he would've gotten that RB seat with or without the sakhir win. he was on RB's shortlist for options to replace alex right after aston (then RP) announced his undeserved sacking, and had a stellar 2020 season
Lance Stroll is a useless driver
F1 = politics. Watch Irish road racing if you want purity.