Sergio “Czecho” Perez Lived a very difficult day Australian Grand Prix Qualifying, want Couldn’t complete a single round.
There was a Mexican Third is the problem with his cars, after coming out of the pits, ended up in Jallikattu. This situation led him Put himself in last position from tomorrow’s start for the GP, It was difficult for him to compete on the podium in Australia.
What happened today is similar to what we saw Free 3At that time “Seko” went long several times during training sessions He came to complain to his teamFrom this and the overall presence of the car, recalls caranddriver.com.
The Guadalajara native thought the team had fixed the problem between sessionsHowever, that didn’t happen. He himself will say that He felt like he was traveling in his vehicle and he couldn’t stop it.
“We had a small technical problem in FP3 and we thought we had fixed it, but obviously we didn’t. It was very difficult to salvage the situation, As soon as I hit the brakes I was a passenger“, ‘Cheko’ explained.
What’s wrong with Checo Perez’s car?
Red Bull team leader Christian Horner said They are investigating where the problem is In a Mexican car.
“It wasn’t the best way to start P3. So it took a while to start, but we had planned to run long in P3 and we started a little bit pessimistic. But the first lap in P3 was really bad. . . It was a terrible Saturday for Cheko. We expected him to be there (in the fight for status). So We need to get down to exactly what happenedWe hope to contribute something, but the reality is frustrating,” he said.
For his part, Perez believes the fault comes from the brakes And he believes everything is in place to score more points at the Australian GP.
“It’s a matter of not overbalancing the brakes when braking And hopefully I can fix it tomorrow so we can race and minimize the damage. I have complete faith in my team and I know we can overcome this problem Must have strong race pace,” concluded the Mexican.
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