Sergio Perez’s assessment of his ‘7/10’ season so far with Red Bull

Sergio Perez reckons it has been a '7/10' season so far.

Damon Hill suggested Red Bull had changed the RB18’s set-up in order to favour Verstappen’s driving style over Perez

“The RB18 is a very different car to last year’s, but I’m much more comfortable in this car as you can see with the performances and consistency that we’ve had so far this season. At the start of the 2022 campaign, Perez was one of the best qualifiers and finished no lower than third in the first four races, including his first ever pole in Saudi Arabia. But gradually, that form began to slip away.

That result could be seen as the start of Perez’s current run of form which has failed to see him qualify on the front row and has twice seen him exit in Q2.

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