Richard Bradley believes 'desperation' pushed Sergio Perez into making a lunge on Kevin Magnussen at Suzuka which he did not need to make.
Le Mans class winner Richard Bradley believes “desperation” pushed Sergio Perez into making a lunge on Kevin Magnussen at Suzuka which he did not need to make.
Perez had actually retired his RB19 just as the five-second penalty for causing that Magnussen collision came through, thus drawing him back out to serve it, with speculation now swirling again over Perez’s Red Bull future after that Suzuka horror show. “Especially we know the Haas is not the best on degradation and he probably thought he wanted to get by that car sooner rather than later.
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