Sergio Pérez claimed his second victory of the season at Sunday's Singapore Grand Prix, and was quick to hit out at the media for making a 'big thing' out of his questionable form prior to the challenging race. Coming into the first Singapore GP since 2019, the Mexican driver was on a bad run of form, having claimed just two podiums from the previous eight races, despite being in the strongest car on the grid. It led to many outlets to question whether Pérez was the right person for the Austrian side, given how ruthless they've been previously with the likes of Daniil Kvyat, Pierre Gasly and Alex Albon. All three were dropped by the Milton Keynes-based side for underperforming,...
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