F1: Sergio Perez’s Horrible Canadian Grand Prix Turns Worse as Red Bull Additionally Receives Punishment for Crash

Red Bull driver Sergio Perez had a disastrous weekend on the 2024 Canadian Grand Prix final Sunday, June 10, on the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal.

The 34-year-old didn’t get previous Q1 in qualifying, beginning sixteenth within the race. He then crashed within the 51st lap, shedding management of the RB20 when he drove by a moist spot that finally did sufficient harm for his automotive to be out of the race.

Perez was then handed a major punishment from the FIA in relation to the crash, receiving a three-place grid penalty for the following race on the Spanish Grand Prix in Barcelona on June 23.

This penalty was because of his determination to proceed driving the automotive again to the pits after the crash, leaving the automotive considerably broken and leaving a path of particles on the monitor.

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In addition, Red Bull has additionally obtained a high quality price €25,000 ($26,800).

Sergio Perez held to zero factors for second straight race

Perez’s first race since saying his two-year contract extension, extending his tenure with Red Bull till 2026, has not gone nicely.

The Mexican has crashed out of the race for the second straight Grand Prix, though he lasted a bit longer in Canada.

During the earlier race in Monaco, Perez crashed out within the first lap after a collision with Haas drivers Kevin Magnussen and Niko Hulkenberg.

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