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Formula One F1 – Spanish Grand Prix – Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, Barcelona, Spain – May 22, 2022 First placed Max Verstappen of Red Bull and second placed Sergio Perez of Red Bull celebrate on the podium after the race REUTERS/Albert Gea
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Formula One F1 – Spanish Grand Prix – Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, Barcelona, Spain – May 22, 2022 First placed Max Verstappen of Red Bull and second placed Sergio Perez of Red Bull celebrate on the podium after the race REUTERS/Albert Gea
Being Max Verstappen’s teammate is not an easy task. At the moment, Sergio Perez is experiencing that firsthand. The Mexican driving for Red bull gets to witness how Verstappen operates at close quarters. And now, Perez has come forward with some glowing words, to sum up the Dutchman’s talent behind the wheel.
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In a recent interview with Fox Sports Perez heaped praise on his teammate. He said, “Max is very good and he is a very complete driver.” He went on to add, “He is without a doubt one of the best in the history of Formula 1, if not the best, for everything, for his education and because he has things that other Formula 1 drivers do not have.”
Perez also commended Verstappen on his ability to drive at the limit and said, “The special thing about Max is the ease of going to the limit, Max goes to the limit from the first lap… he always goes to the limit.”
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Verstappen currently leads the driver’s championship 46 points ahead of teammate Perez. The last race in Canada did not help the Mexican who is in pursuit of Verstappen in the title race.
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A gearbox issue brought an early end to Sergio Perez’s race in Canada. The Mexican is now 46 points behind Verstappen in the title race. However, he has not lost hope and remains optimistic about his chances this season.
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Formula One F1 – Azerbaijan Grand Prix – Baku City Circuit, Baku, Azerbaijan – June 12, 2022 Red Bull’s Sergio Perez celebrates after finishing second in the race REUTERS/Leonhard Foeger
He said, “The championship is young and it can change in one or two weekends, we have to keep working and it is a point that will define the year”.
The Mexican also added, “We can’t have another zero, we need to correct these problems and be perfect to get closer to the championship.”
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Checo will now be looking forward to the British GP in 2 weeks’ time. He will be aiming for a good showing to try and cut down on the deficit in the driver standings to keep his title hopes alive.
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