‘Unfinished business’ for Max Verstappen ahead of Azerbaijan Grand Prix, Sergio Perez aiming for another win

Max Verstappen is eager to make amends in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix this weekend, and says he has “unfinished business” in Baku. Verstappen crashed with five laps remaining in last season’s race, but a tyre issue meant he crashed into the barriers and ensured teammate Sergio Perez finished top of the podium.

Ad/> “I’m looking forward to returning to Baku, we have some unfinished business there after last year,” said Verstappen in quotes published by the Independent. Azerbaijani Grand PrixHamilton may think 'career is over' after difficult season, says ButtonYESTERDAY AT 10:29 “It’s a tricky track with big braking zones and a tight run off, finding the best set-up for the car will be difficult in terms of making sure we get the correct wing level.

“It will also be interesting to see if we can make our one lap performance better for qualifying as we’ve been lacking a little.” Meanwhile, Perez has had an impressive season too and sits 15 points behind Verstappen in the drivers’ standings in third. Hamilton may think 'career is over' after difficult season, says Button ‘There was absolutely zero issue’ – Red Bull respond to Perez-Verstappen incident He has claimed two race victories so far this season, and was recently rewarded with a new contract at Red Bull.

The win in Monaco was particularly memorable for the Mexican in a gripping end to the race, which saw the top four drivers separated by less than two seconds with five minutes remaining on the timer. Perez was able to hold off the challenge of Carlos Sainz by utilising fresher, hard tyres to claim only the third race win of his career.

“I can only say that I am happy and very grateful for the opportunity. Today I think I am in the best moment of my career and driving