Sergio Pérez felt things went against him during Qualifying for the Japanese Grand Prix right from the early stages of Q1, and although the Mexican was able to qualify inside the top ten, he felt he should have been higher than he managed on Saturday. The Racing Point Force India F1 Team racer was forced to make a second attempt at a lap in Q1 after having his first effort ruined after the red flags flew for Marcus Ericsson’s crash with the Mexican just metres away from completing his first run. Pérez did get through that session and then into Q3 but the final segment saw the team took the wrong approach, with the VJM11 being fuelled up for multiple laps as they anticipated the track...
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