Motor Racing-Lawson needs to be more humble, says struggling Perez

28.10.2024 - 01:09 channelnewsasia.com

MEXICO CITY : Struggling Sergio Perez took aim at Liam Lawson, widely seen as a potential rival for his Red Bull Formula One seat, after the pair clashed at the Mexican's home race on Sunday.Perez, who hoped to bounce back at home from a season he has labelled "terrible", showed his frustration after fighting on track with RB's Lawson and damaging his car.The Mexican had climbed to 13th from his 18th grid position before being handed a five second penalty for a false start and dropping back down.Perez was critical about Lawson's attitude as the New Zealander had similar incidents with Aston Martin's Fernando Alonso at last week's U.S.

Grand Prix and Williams' Franco Colapinto later in the Mexican race."I had a great start, despite the penalty for lining up wrong, we had everything to go forward, unfortunately there was the incident with Lawson and that hurt us a lot," Perez told reporters."He was outside the track and just came straight like there was no car, I think he could have avoided the incident.

Luckily I saw him and I opened room. Otherwise it would have been a massive crash."There was no need. We damaged both of our races.

He did the same with Fernando, with Franco in the end and there are no penalties, so none of his fault as well."I think the way he has come to Formula One, I don't think he has the right attitude for it.

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