Article To news overview © Red Bull Content Pool Sergio Perez retired from the Japanese Grand Prix twice, in what Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner described as a "shocker" of a race for the Mexican. While Max Verstappen asserted his dominance from the very first lap he produced in practice, yet again Perez had no answer in the same machinery. The errors began to unravel in qualifying, when he used an extra set of Soft tyres in Q2 that forced him to only do one run in the shootout for pole. His lap was only good enough for fifth on the grid and put him amongst aggressive starters Carlos Sainz and Lewis Hamilton. Although Perez was not entirely at fault for the sandwich...
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