It was pretty much a case of hero to zero for Sergio Perez in Singapore. The Mexican produced a stunning lap on Saturday, which while not on a par with Lewis Hamilton's was still pretty impressive and enough to secure seventh on the grid. Unfortunately, the subsequent race was a different matter entirely with the Mexican clashing with his teammate - thereby eliminating him just a few corners into the race - and going on to incur a drive-through penalty following an unnecessary incident involving Sergey Sirotkin. Stuck behind the Russian, and aware that his (early stop) strategy was being compromised, Perez called on his team to 'have a word' and have the Russian move aside. However, as the...
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