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The Resilience and Success of Sergio Perez: #NeverGiveUP in the 2023 Formula 1 Season

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

2023-11-20 01:16:24

The name of Sergio Perez is synonymous with resilience, mental strength and passion. And all of that is summed up in the phrase #NeverGiveUP (‘Never laugh’)which has been the key to getting to the place where he is following a whole life dedicating himself to motoring.

The 2023 season It was full of ups and downs for the Mexican, however, Czech He never let himself be defeated by adversity and on the contrary, he taught how to handle this type of crisis and obtain positive results to now be Formula 1 runner-up.

“The most important thing regarding my season is that we have had some high momentsbut some very low moments too, where many would have simply thrown in the towelbecause they were very hard moments with one of the most dominant cars in history”Perez commented.

“It hasn’t been easy to get here.because we have worked a lot as a team to get to this moment and, I think It was very important to never have given up.focus on what we had to do as a team and that has improved us a lot,” he added.

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Charles Leclerc’s Incredible Podium Finish at Las Vegas Grand Prix: Analysis and Reactions

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

2023-11-19 17:27:20

Charles Leclerc took pole position in the Las Vegas Grand Prix but failed to take the victory following an imposing Max Verstappen who won; However, the Monegasque managed to get on the podium by taking second place following making an incredible pass on Sergio Pérez in turn 14 of the final lap.

After the race, the Ferrari driver explained how he executed that maneuver that surprised the Mexican, as he confessed that he had to plan it a few laps before to take advantage of any mistake by Checo Pérez on the track.

“Once I took the plunge, I was pretty sure it would turn out well. It was basically the only chance he had. It’s the only place where you can really overtake. And I also took into account that Checo had made a small mistake four or five laps earlier, so he knew that he was being a little cautious on the braking,” he declared.

Charles Leclerc, who was chosen as the driver of the day in Las Vegas, announced that it was on the last lap when he decided to take action to overtake the Mexican.

“On the penultimate lap, I started recharging the battery to prepare for that last lap and it worked. So obviously it’s been very, very tight, but I’ve been very happy and enjoyed the fight a lot. […]. They are mixed emotions. On the one hand, I am very happy with today’s performance,” he indicated.

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In Las Vegas the Red Bull team secured 1-2 in the drivers’ championship following Checo Pérez achieved second place, while Carlos Sainz remained in fourth place and Charles Leclerc in seventh for Ferrari.

Max Verstappen | Red Bull | 549 pointsSergio Pérez | Red Bull | 273 pointsLewis Hamilton | Mercedes | 232 pointsCarlos Sainz | Ferrari | 200 pointsFernando Alonso | Aston Martin | 200 pointsLando Norris | McLaren | 195 points Charles Leclerc | Ferrari | 188 pointsGeorge Russell | Mercedes | 160 points

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Las Vegas Grand Prix: Chaotic Start and Dramatic Crashes – Updates on Fernando Alonso, Sergio Perez, and Lando Norris

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

2023-11-19 09:21:02

He Las Vegas Grand Prix had a chaotic start, with a spin of Fernando Alonso which injured several pilots – including Sergio ‘Checo’ Pérez– at the start, and later a hard crash Lando Norris once morest one of the walls following losing control of his car.

Just on lap 3, the Briton left the track at turn 11 and forced the Safety Car to exit. Through the radio, Norris reported that he was fine and was even able to get out under his own power, although the impact was such that the his McLaren lost a rear tire.

For this reason, the British pilot had to be transferred to University Medical Centerfollowing being treated at the Medical Center of Las Vegas Street Circuit. This is to carry out precautionary investigations and rule out any further damage.

Fortunately, a couple of hours later, the Woking team reported that Norris was discharged and was able to return to the paddock to join his team following the scare.

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Carlos Sainz’s Controversial Las Vegas Grand Prix Race: FIA Sanctions and Ferrari Outburst

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

2023-11-18 22:27:44

Carlos Sainz was the second best in the Las Vegas Grand Prix classification; However, the Spaniard was sanctioned by the FIA ​​with 10 positions following some modifications that were made to his car following the incident he had with a sewer during the first day of free practice.

After what happened, the Ferrari driver exploded once morest Formula 1, believing that the damage to his car was not his fault but the circuit in Las Vegas.

“The frustration and anger I feel will not go away easily, what has happened speaks for itself. There was a safety problem on the circuit that destroyed my car. “My mechanics had to spend five hours building a new car, and then we received a ten-place penalty for something that has nothing to do with us,” he told the media.

Likewise, Carlos Sainz, who will end up starting from 12th position behind Checo Pérez, criticized the authorities who make the decisions and made it clear that he expected more from Formula 1 in this type of situation.

“I am disappointed but not surprised. Already this year it has been shown that this sport can change in various situations. It does surprise me that whoever makes the rules does not have the power, in a case of force majeure, to regulate above when something is so clear that it does not depend on either the team or the driver. But the rules, the teams… I expected more from sport in this situation […]. I have been in sports for a long time and I understand that this is a business, that there is a lot of money when it comes to ending up in one position or another,” she stated.

The activities for the Las Vegas Grand Prix begin this Saturday at 11:00 p.m. on the FOX Sports screens with the preview of the race with our Racing Team experts: Luis Manuel López, Diego Mejia and Giselle Zarur Maccise.

The race will start on Sunday at 00:00 hrs and you can enjoy it through the FOX Sports, FOX Sports 3 and FOX Sports Premium signals.

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