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Perez at peace with a lesson learned

BARCELONA, May 09, 2013 (AFP) - Sergio Perez said on Thursday that he and his McLaren team-mate Jenson Button will 'respect each other' more when they fight for race positions in the future. Following their wheel-banging clash at last month's Bahrain Grand Prix, the 23-year-old Mexican and the 2009 world champion were summoned to a meeting with team principal Martin Whitmarsh and sporting director Sam Michael. That discussion helped them clear the air after an intense battle in the desert where Button appeared close to losing his temper after making several angry radio calls to the team. Perez told reporters at the Circuit de Catalunya ahead of this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix that...
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