Sergio Perez believes Miami GP victory was possible had he avoided engine issues
Sergio Perez believes that he would have been in with a chance of winning the Miami Grand Prix had he not suffered a power deficit during the race.
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Sergio Perez believes that he would have been in with a chance of winning the Miami Grand Prix had he not suffered a power deficit during the race.
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Perez had been running close behind Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz in the early stages of the race, and appeared poised to launch a challenge for what would have been third spot when his engine lost power.
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The surface of the Miami Grand Prix came under scrutiny from first practice with drivers suggesting it was not up to F1 standard and Sergio Perez labelled it a “joke.”
Carlos Sainz had “just one thing to do” at the Miami Grand Prix, protect Charles Leclerc, and he failed to do that almost immediately.