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Only the third non-European driver to win the Monaco GP since Ayrton Senna’s four-year run, Sergio Perez says that’s just another indication of how difficult it is for drivers outside of Europe to make it into Formula 1.
Snubbing the chance to play in a World Cup might come easy to someone who could boast three consecutive trips to football’s greatest show on earth by the time he was 33.
The Mexico National Team is one of the teams that plays the most games in a year in the world. If that is their daily tendency, in the middle of a World Cup year, it is logical that their workload will increase. Thus, Gerardo Tata Martino's boys are getting ready to face several matches this summer. However, Javier Chicharito Hernandez is still missing from the squad.
Mexico has a number of friendly matches ahead of it in the summer of 2022. This is no ordinary summer, as it is the prelude to the long-awaited and eagerly awaited FIFA World Cup, so every match is an opportunity to earn a place in Gerardo Tata Martino's roster for Qatar 2022. But for some, like Hirving Lozano, that will not be the case.
Ilyass Habibali remained on course for a second IFMA Muaythai World Championship gold after his quarter-final victory over Enis Yunusoglu of Turkey at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre on Tuesday.
Sergio Perez has capped off a memorable few days by signing a two-year contract extension at Red Bull. The 32-year-old Mexican won the Monaco GP on Sunday and currently sits third in the drivers’ standings – behind team-mate Max Verstappen and Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc – after four podium finishes in seven races.
Red Bull on Tuesday announced they have rewarded Sergio Perez with a fresh two-year deal until 2024, with the Mexican signing in Monaco last weekend. The new contract gave Max Verstappen's teammate double cause for celebration after he emerged from all the chaos caused by a pre-race deluge to win the iconic Grand Prix. "For us, holding onto his pace, race craft and experience was a no-brainer and we are delighted that Checo will continue to race for the team until 2024," said team boss Christian Horner.