And it’s three for Sergio Perez. One week after having to step aside in the fight for victory in Barcelona, the Mexican has made a strong comeback by winning the Monaco Grand Prix. A great pride for the Mexican, who achieves his third success in Formula 1 on the legendary circuit.<\/p>\n
\u00ab It’s a dream come true. When you’re a driver, you dream of winning here. Aside from the Mexican Grand Prix, there’s nothing more special to me than Monaco. Winning in these conditions, after a very difficult Saturday, without making any mistakes and with the pressure of having the four cars so close [the Ferraris and Red Bulls], is incredible. \u00bb exclaimed the Mexican after the race.<\/p>\n
At the end, I was starting to get nervous and I was very excited about the idea of winning. It’s a memorable day for me and for my country. Becoming the most victorious Mexican in F1? I am very happy about it and I dedicate it to Pedro Rodriguez (2 wins in 1967 and 1970, noted). He must be proud of what we have achieved since he passed away. “Checo” Perez added.<\/p>\n
Thanks to his victory, the Mexican jumps up in the rankings and now trails Charles Leclerc by only six points, and his teammate Max Verstappen by fifteen.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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