“That’s how Formula 1 works, sometimes you lose and sometimes you win. Leclerc and Ferrari had a fantastic race, they had great tire control and were stronger than our team, especially in the first stint of the race.
In the second stint, when I was behind Verstappen – who had then made a pit stop, and I had two – I couldn’t use my car’s speed to the maximum and I couldn’t stepping on the accelerator as hard as I should. This complicated our race plan a bit. We didn’t try as hard as we should have and probably lost about two seconds,” Racingnews365 said, quoting Perez.
Verstappen reveals why he didn’t keep Leclerc to help Perez become runner-up
Source: Sport

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