He wasn't the only one, several drivers seemed to!
He wasn't the only one, several drivers seemed to!
Ferrari attributed their Saudi loss to "choosing the wrong rear wing" so I would still believe it is a significant decision.
https://www.gpblog.com/en/news/149001/p ... exico.htmlorganic wrote: ↑21 Oct 2022, 17:03That settles that - no presentsNo presents for Sergio Perez
In addition, the constructors' championship has yet to be bought in. Verstappen: “That's what we're going for now. We don't need many points for that anymore. We are trying to bring it in here.” The battle for second place in the drivers' championship is still open. Between Sergio Perez and Charles Leclercis only one point, in favor of the Mexican. However, Verstappen is not going to give any victories to his teammate. “He knows what he has to do to be second in the standings. He just has to keep finishing in front of Charles. As a team, of course, we always try to finish first and second, but as a driver I would like to win more races," said Verstappen. If it happens next week in Mexico that Verstappen takes the lead with one lap to go and Perez is second, then there is no doubt about how the race will end for the Limburger: "Then I will win."
https://nl.motorsport.com/f1/news/ferna ... /10387167/
"I experienced in Zandvoort what that brings. I want to experience that too, but it won't be easy. The pressure is huge and the crowd almost demands that you win. But Max will surely try to help me (win) if the opportunity presents itself. I have no doubt he will support me."
True. I guess this depends how much Perez wants the #2 in the title. He has a good chance to put points on Charles with Charles starting from the back.
I wouldn't think of it that way. It can easily be reviewed as returning the favor for several key races across both seasons where Perez really supported Verstappen and/or the team result.