'I can't be this bad' - Sergio Perez hopes Qatar woes are catalyst for better F1 2024

Heading into the new campa🍎ign, Pe🌌rez is arguably the driver under the most pressure.
His current deal with the team runs out at the end of the season, and his form in F1 2023, was underpar.
168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen won 19 of the 22 races in 2023, while Perez won𓆉 just two🌌.
Perez was even under pressure to finish runner-up but held off 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton in the final races.
The lowest point for Perez༺ came in Qatar, when he picked up three separate penಌalties for track limits.
“It was such a bad weekend that 🐬I felt like ‘I cannot be this bad', that there was something else going on,” Perez reflected on Qatar when speaking to Speedcafe.

“So we took the time toꦏ understand what was going on with the car. I needed to understand a lot of things that we were doing🌼 and to go into a lot of detail.
“The problems we had made me understand a lot more about what I was doing with t🐠he setup, and which🦩 direction I needed to go when I got issues. It's something that is definitely going to make us stronger.”
Perez believes🐈 the events of Qatar has made him stronger.
“I was really in such a hole that we got together after Qa🤪tar, and we understood a lot of things we were doing with th๊e car,” he added.
“T🐲hat was really good on our side. It was bad that it happened, but in a way, it was also good because it strengthened our team quite a lot.”

With a sharp eye for F1’s controversies and storylines, Connor is thꦐe heartbe♎at of our unbiased reporting.