Mexican pilot Sergio “Checo” Perez (Red Bull) The runner-up in Formula One last year and eighth in this World Championship, who will start sixteenth in the sprint of the penultimate Qatar Grand Prix of the year, said at the Lusail circuit that “it will be difficult to progress” this Saturday, so they “ will be fully focused on the rest of the weekend.”
“To make my last attempt, we were all open and (Monagasque) Charles (Ferrari’s Leclerc) arrived; and we were fighting for track position at the entrance to the first turn, so I lost a couple of tenths there, enough to stay away“Unfortunately,” said “Cheko.”}
34 year old Mexican from Jalisco. He has six wins and 39 podiums in Formula 1.although he has not entered the box in the premier category for 17 races (starting with China in April).
“It was a shame because I think we really improved the car from free practice to sprint qualifying; “We have much greater potential,” said the brave pilot from Guadalajara.
“I think it will be difficult to get through the peloton tomorrow, so We will be fully focused on the rest of the weekend.. In such a short race (in which only the first eight score points) I don’t think we can achieve much; but we will try to do our best,” added “Checo” this Friday in Lusail. (EFE)
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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