It wasn’t the best start to the weekend Sergio Perez that came with its sights set on re-establishing its past success Monaco Grand Prix. However, the Mexican does not give up and hopes to change what is needed to improve the rating.
Tough start at the Monaco Grand Prix for Sergio Perez
But the start of the day wasn’t bad for the driver from Guadalajara, Finishing Free Practice 1 in fourth place Only three thousand behind Lewis Hamilton in third. But Red Bull’s performance, in general, was poor, with many problems being reported from both drivers to their engineers, and they chose to change the settings.
A change that didn’t go well with #11, since his second free practice session was even worse He ended up in seventh placeagain near a Lewis Hamilton who was sixth but now has a lot of problems and a slower pace than his team mate.
“Today was not a great day in terms of pace of the car. I think FP1 was a little better than FP2. The changes we’ve made Now we have a lot of things to review And try to pick the best parts to qualify.”Checo announced at the end of the free practice sessions, assessing his day.
Sergio Perez will not give up and hopes for a better rating
Still a pilot Red Bull He did not say his last word this weekend on the streets of the emirate, and confirms that he will work hard with his team to try to get what he is. “I just have to sit with the guys, go over everything and try to get the best out of it. Every split second counts here.”.
Plus, it gives away the key that Red Bull has been struggling with this weekend: tire temperature. In the case of those from Milton Keynes, they are having difficulties getting them up to speed, which will be necessary to improve for a good qualifying session.
“I think that It will be a real challenge for the qualifying session. I think it will be important to get the tires up and running at the right time.”Sergio Perez finished.
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