It even alternates in the debrief who talks first,” Horner said.
You go to pains to provide equality, to the point of who drives out the garage first each weekend, you know, it alternates. “I think the most key thing is to ensure that paranoia doesn’t creep in and that both drivers are treated equally. He also acknowledged that Red Bull will allow Perez to challenge the two-time champion. “But, his challenge, and the challenge for both drivers is maintaining the consistency.” "And I think that, as we all know, confidence is a big thing in in any sport and Checo’s confidence is sky high, and this championship is going to be a marathon and there will be highs and lows to it along the way, I’m sure. He’s started the season stronger than he’s ever done,” Horner said.
“Checo’s had a fantastic start to the season. Horner this weekend praised Perez's start to the season. Pierre Gasly of Alpine qualified fifth and was followed by George Russell of Mercedes and Leclerc. Magnussen drives for Haas, the only American team in F1. qualified third for Ferrari and was followed by Kevin Magnussen in his highest-qualifying effort of the season. He's seeking his 33rd career F1 victory, which would be a first for Aston Martin.Ĭarlos Sainz Jr.
Leclerc also crashed on Friday.įernando Alonso will start on the front row for the first time in his resurgent season with new team Aston Martin. Qualifying came to a halt with 96 seconds remaining when Charles Leclerc crashed his Ferrari into a barrier. It was one of those weekends where we were struggling with balance, confidence, this tarmac is very sensitive to temperatures.” “Everything came more alive and we were just playing with the tools and we put the lap in that we needed," Perez said before explaining why he was having such a tough weekend. He said the Saturday qualifying effort was a massive turnaround after he had struggled through all three practice sessions. “Checo! Checo! Checo!” the crowd chanted for Perez while waving Mexican flags.
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