At Red Bull they demand results from 'Checo' Pérez

Christian Horner, owner of the Austrian team, believes that they should start fighting Mercedes. Max Verstappen indicated that he is always lonely at races. The Mexican believes that the important thing is how the tournament ends

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The Formula 1 World Championship is still young. There have barely been developed four major prizes , a figure that does not represent a quarter of the tournament. However, there are teams that demand results from the first race. ‘Checo’ Pérez has had a regular performance in command of his new car. The Mexican driver needs to adapt to his vehicle, but patience seems to end more and more in Red Bull .

After another absorbing race weekend, a reminder of how events in Barcelona have left the Driver Standings 👀🏆

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Sergio must get the vehicle around, be able to fight and be more competitive before the achievements of the Mercedes Silver Arrows . Christian Horner , director of Red Bull, was emphatic in that regard. “No progress achieved in such a difficult track to overtake because are desperately need the lot for Mercedes did not have strategic options that he had (…) I am convinced that this (best moments), will arrive for Czech as he finds more confidence and time in the car “, said the boss of the Austrian team.

The Aztec driver could not sneak into the top three in the races in which he participated. So far the Mexican has not been able to keep up with his teammate Max Verstappen . Although the team supports him, it is an open secret that the season is measured according to what a driver can achieve on a par with his teammate. In this sense, ‘Checo’ has all to lose.

“In the end I’m always alone in the fight” 🏎️. 🇳🇱

Max Verstappen spoke about the strategy of the rival team and his co-team, Checo Pérez https://t.co/DCQw7EukUx pic.twitter.com/xzwvhweAk8

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However, Sergio Pérez has always been self-critical of his results. The Mexican has maintained his statements under the line of improve his performances and be positive before upcoming races. “It is important to continue taking those steps and putting together the whole weekend, but it takes me too long to catch up (…) The elements are coming, but not together. I’m excited for Monaco, especially with this car , since historically it has been competitive and I think we have a chance to win