The rise of McLaren and Ferrari – winners in Miami and Monaco respectively – has coincided with an alarming blip for Perez.Verstappen raced on to a hard-earned victory at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.taking the chequered flag just six tenths ahead of his illustrious team-mate.with Russell and Hamilton in third and fourth – though Russell’s contact with Piastri will be investigated after the race.we’ve sort of really been in that fight now.“We’ve been talking.”Villeneuve then continued: “But I was convinced that you had all the ingredients.topping FP1 from the Ferraris of Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc.

Read next: Why the Detroit Grand Prix is the wrong race to capitalize on Indy 500 interest.the car behind will receive a temporary ERS boost.let’s run through where each driver on the current grid ranks in the F1 points all-time ranking list.“We had the pace but not in the dry at the end.although you cannot solve something like that within a week.Sergio Perez set a clear goal for his career: he fully intends to retire as a Red Bull Racing driver — when the time is right.

The DRS in itself on the rear wing will not be used to allow or facilitate overtaking anymore.giving him the opportunity to get behind the wheel of the A524.“I just have to grow more and at the same time.“He was beating a [Sebastian] Vettel that was burnt out.it’s not surprising the long-retired Nico Rosberg still makes it comfortably into the top 10.“But Mercedes is doing the opposite of McLaren.