Azerbaijan GP: Sergio Perez tops FP1 in Baku
Sergio Perez picked up from where he left off in Baku for the first session of practice on Friday, with the Mexican topping the timesheets ahead of Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen.
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Sergio Perez picked up from where he left off in Baku for the first session of practice on Friday, with the Mexican topping the timesheets ahead of Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen.
BAKU : Mexican Sergio Perez carried over his race-winning form from Monaco to Baku as he set the pace in Friday's opening practice session for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
Red Bull's Sergio Perez set the fastest time at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix first practice session. The 32-year-old currently sits third in the championship behind Red Bull teammate Max Verstappen and Ferrari's Charles Leclerc, but edged out both in an impressive session. Ad/> The Mexican continues to add to this title credentials and looked full of confidence just two weeks after winning the Monaco Grand Prix.
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