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Perez hooked, Verstappen in trouble: Red Bull upside down in Baku
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Losing momentum since the Spanish Grand Prix last June, Max Verstappen had a unique chance to contain the progression of Lando Norris in the Drivers' Championship who, victim of a yellow flag during Q1, had to settle for 17th fastest time. A godsend for the Dutchman who was then forced to bow out to his teammate Sergio Pérez in qualifying for the first time since Miami last year. A reversal of fortune caused by a change of set-up before qualifying, but not only that.
Red Bull had brought to Baku a
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Yves-Henri RANDIER
16/09/2024 at 07:01 a.m.
"Sergio could have won if he hadn't lost a lot of time behind Alex Albon at the start of the race, then Norris who slowed him down while he was on new tires and Piastri was still on used tires..."! Christian Horner is still as priceless as ever... who forgets the role of the Ministry of Defense in Abu Dhabi 2021 in obtaining Max Le Batave's first title