Is Sergio Perez Done? Breaking Down His Poor Performances

In this video, we dive deep into Sergio Perez's recent struggles on the F1 circuit. After a strong start to the 2024 season, Perez's performance has taken a significant downturn, leaving Red Bull in a tough spot. Join us as we analyze his latest races, including his disappointing finishes and the implications for Red Bull's championship hopes.
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[@Legorreta.M.D]

Talking about the Red Bull team, Juan Pablo Montoya said: “One thing about the Austrian Grand Prix when I was watching, is the difference in the balance of Checo’s [Perez] car and Max’s [Verstappen] car, that surprised me. If you see Checo’s car and you see Max’s car in the corners, Max’s car completes the corners and in Checo’s car it is impossible to go faster. Checo’s car was a little bit like Fernando’s [Alonso] car, he made the corners and at the same time at the end of the corners, the car didn’t turn. He had to slow down because he was running out of track and Max’s car completed the corner, so it’s an interesting topic because it could be an issue that the setup was compromised in some way. Or one doesn’t know internally what is there because Red Bull has not really criticised Checo at all. Yes, he lacked speed in the race and everything but if you look at the balance of the car in qualifying and the balance of Max’s car, they are two very different cars.”

[@regx8832]

He’s done. He was told last year that his real job was to support Max, not to win championships. So mentally he checked out.

[@juliodabarber1]

Its the menopause... give bro a break he needs another child for motivation