After qualifying for the test that took place on the Sepang circuit, the Mexican Sergio Pérez ( Cadillac ), who is twenty-first in the delayed Bahrain Grand Prix, the fifteenth of the Formula One World Cup, said "now" will focus "on the race" this Sunday, which will be "exigent".
Although we knew when we arrived that it would be a challenging loop for us and that we would suffer from the lack of rhythm, Checo, who was world hero three years ago and who has won six races in total, said," I'm excited to encounter. "
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The Mexican, who won the Colonial triple world champion Fernando Alonso in the first race of his career after 14 years, aboard a Sauber, the first of 39 podiums it has in the queen category, and who finished second in a race marked by the flood, decided it was better to supply the new engine for a race where we could possibly make more money.
We can then concentrate on tomorrow. We will try to maintain a good rate throughout the competition, especially in terms of rubber management and the limitations of slides, he said.
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“The degradation seemed quite low today, but the conditions will be different tomorrow; so it will be interesting to see how the race develops,” Checo said on Saturday after the qualifying for the postponed Bahrain Grand Prix that took place in Sepang.
