AR3-GP wrote: ↑20 Apr 2024, 06:20
Dunlay wrote: ↑20 Apr 2024, 06:16
Perez got to be the the worst driver in the best car. If not for Alonso, he would be finishing 5th. This is probably the start of him degrading after a good handful of early races, like it happens every year. If Ferrari makes some progress with their upgrades, he would be finishing behind both Ferraris consistently.
I don't see what the big deal is and I don't see any decline from earlier races. He was actually decent for the most part in the qualifying. In the race he was in a DRS train. When the opportunity appeared, he took it. Not a world beating drive, but not a drive to get fired over either.
strong solid drive(and the weekend as a whole so far) from Perez. I havent seen a single mistake from him, hasn't locked up once, whereas Hamilton, Sainz Leclerc - all made mistakes. Number one goal in sprint is too make it clean and bring the car home fully intact. do not do anything stupid. He's done all that, being patient and cool headed.
He was in DRS train indeed, and I do not think Max could break it necessarily, if he was in that position. Max took both of his rivals one by one.