Perez im Internet: "Setzen Sie Ricciardo oder Tsunoda in den Red Bull".
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Im Qualifying zum Großen Preis von Österreich standen Max Verstappen und... die Streckenbegrenzung im Mittelpunkt. Nicht weniger als 47 Zeiten wurden von den FIA-Stewards gestrichen. Sergio Perez passierte das in Q2 dreimal hintereinander, sodass er am Ende ohne Zeit blieb und sich mit Startplatz 15 begnügen musste.
Wie üblich haben die Twitter-Nutzer wieder ihre Meinungen über die Formel 1-Sitzung parat. Die einen haben kein gutes Wort über Perez zu sagen, der zum vierten Mal in Folge in Q2 ausgeschieden ist. Während die einen vorschlagen, dass es an der Zeit ist, Daniel Ricciardo oder Yuki Tsunoda in den RB19 neben Verstappen zu setzen, argumentieren andere, dass das Red Bull-Auto viel besser aussehen könnte, als es tatsächlich ist, einfach aufgrund der Art und Weise, wie der zweifache Weltmeister darin fährt.
Internet feilt an Perez nach erneutem Q2-Aus
Nico Hulkenberg in a Haas has made it in to more Q3s then Sergio Perez so far this year.#RedBull #haas #AustriaGP #AustrianGP #Verstappen pic.twitter.com/559an7vG3t
— Arush (@arushb) June 30, 2023
The Formula 1 circus…and a very unwelcome return of the @FIA clowns. Utter rubbish, put the measuring tape, and the trundle wheel away already. My opinion on corner cutting, and track limits, penalise the inside of corner, not the outside… #F1 #FIA #FIATeamFerrari #SergioPerez
— Malcolm Wreford (@malcolmwreford) June 30, 2023
Perez got to go put Riccardo or tsuonda in his seat
— Pixelbather (@Tokyosnoir) June 30, 2023
I'd be surprised if Perez lasts past the summer!
— Jamie House (@Jimmer211993) June 30, 2023
What was it that Pérez senior said? Something about “Senna vs Prost”?
— Julius (@DijkmanJulius) June 30, 2023
So will Sergio Perez be racing for Red Bull next year? I’ll put my money on “No” given his current form, contract or no.
— Out On A Limb (Clint Waltz) (@cwaltz75) June 30, 2023
Just seen that Sergio Perez made a hash of qualifying again.
— Philip West (@Philip_RJ89) June 30, 2023
Surely there can’t be any excuses for him. OK, he’s recovering from a virus but this car is absolutely dominant. He’s underperforming by an alarming amount. #AustrianGP #F1
Championship's been decided since like Round 3 or 4
— Quick Man -he/they- (@theQuick_Manalt) June 30, 2023
It’s a poor take, Perez was getting good times but was just going over track limits, many other drivers did the same, just not on every push lap.
— Gazpacho (@MrGazpaacho) June 30, 2023
Well, if you put a bigger kerb they complain, if you lower the kerb they exceed track limits. The drivers will just complain about anything.
— JonnyM108 (@JonnyM108) June 30, 2023
Track limits are a talking point but like David Coulthard said on F1TV the white lines aren’t moving.
— David Farthing (@caldermuyo) June 30, 2023
They asked Horner about Checo flunking out early AGAIN and suggested he might still be sick as he’s been unwell the past few days.
Horner quipped, “he’s not 5mm ill, no” lol.