Perez: Red Bull right with ‘no fighting’ radio message
Red Bull told Sergio Perez not to fight as Max Verstappen took the lead from him in Baku, a call which Perez felt was right to make.
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Red Bull told Sergio Perez not to fight as Max Verstappen took the lead from him in Baku, a call which Perez felt was right to make.
Charles Leclerc might well be wondering if this year just isn’t going to be his year on the back of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, with him suffering a retirement from the lead for the second time in three races.
It was a day of joy and tribulation at the 2022 Azerbaijan Grand Prix as both Red Bull Racing, and Ferrari had something to write home about. The Austrian team scored maximum points after Max Verstappen led a dominant 1-2 finish, while for Ferrari… well, the Italian team came away with zero points.
Max Verstappen led Sergio Perez to a Red Bull one-two at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix after Ferrari suffered a disastrous afternoon that saw both Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz retire with engine failures.
The Red Bull driver clinched victory in Baku after beating team-mate Sergio Perez, after Leclerc had retired with an engine problem on lap 20.
Charles Leclerc cut a disconsolate figure as he described his "hurt" after an engine blowout forced him to retire from the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz said he was ‘incredibly unlucky’ as the team suffered two retirements at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. The Spaniard retired early with a hydraulics problem before the race even reached the 10th lap, and by the 20th his teammate Charles Leclerc was out from what looked to be a potentially race-winning position after a flurry of tyre changes. Ad/> That left the Spaniard and Monegasque on the sidelines as rivals Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez pulled away with a comfortable one-two led by the Dutchman.
World champion Max Verstappen led a Red Bull 1-2 in Sunday's Azerbaijan Grand Prix in a potentially key moment of the title race after Charles Leclerc and Ferrari endured another dose of raceday misery.