The Mexican did not start in time and the Argentine took advantage of the oversight. “The car is running much better,” said Pilar’s driver.
The Mexican Red Bull driver, Sergio “Checo” Pérezstarred in a curious moment at the start of the Sprint race of the Qatar Grand Prix, taking a long time to react when the traffic light turned green and being overtaken by the Argentine Franco Colapinto, by Williams.
“Checo can see that he wasn’t looking at the traffic light. Maybe he was trying to get into first gear, sometimes it takes a while to get into first gear,” Colapinto said. And he added: “I was already prepared to leave and my tires were hot and he stayed waiting there a few minutes before, at least we recovered a spot there.”
This was the start of “Checo” Pérez and the overtaking of Colapinto
Colapinto highlighted that his pace in the Qatar Sprint race was much faster, but he was upset because it took him a while to understand what needed to change for Qualifying for the Qatar Grand Prix.
“The car is running much better, but I’m a little angry because I lost a lot of time understanding what to change for qualifying,” Franco Colapinto analyzed after the Sprint race.
The Pilar native highlighted comfort on the race track: “I felt good these nineteen laps. The Argentine stressed that the next competition, the Qualification for the race for the Qatar Grand Prix, will be a complex challenge, but he noted that the “pace ” that he had in the Sprint race was “faster” and with this result he is “happy with the car.”
However, he revealed a detail about his car: “My tire broke quite a bit at the front, we need to improve that a little, but the rest is pretty good.”
Source: Ambito
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