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Sergio Perez insists Max Verstappen is now “in the same boat” as himself after Red Bull’s recent struggles continued at the Italian Grand Prix. (More Motorsport News)
Perez, who finished in eighth at Monza last Sunday, complained about the balance of the RB20 along with his team-mate, who ended the race in sixth and 37 seconds behind eventual winner Charles Leclerc.
The Mexican also found tyre wear higher than expected and failed to make a two-stop strategy work in his favour and is now without a podium since the Chinese Grand Prix.
Perez has also gone 10 consecutive Grand Prix’s without finishing in the top five of the standings, the same number of times as in his previous 41 races in Formula 1.
numerous times this season, but now his difficulties have been matched by his team-mate and three-time world champion.
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“I really feel like I’m in the same boat as I’ve been in for the last eight, 10 races but now all of a sudden Max has come into similar issues so yeah,” Perez said.
“There is a little bit of a confusion there but it is clear in the data where the problem is.
numerous times this season, but now his difficulties have been matched by his team-mate and three-time world champion.
“I really feel like I’m in the same boat as I’ve been in for the last eight, 10 races but now all of a sudden Max has come into similar issues so yeah,” Perez said.
“There is a little bit of a confusion there but it is clear in the data where the problem is.
