The two F1 rules problems Perez’s recent mishaps expose
OPINION: Sergio Perez has been involved in controversial crashes in the last two Formula 1 races, with the Suzuka event also including a regulation loophole his Red Bull squad used to avoid a penalty being stretched to the next round. These serve to make the case for two elements of F1’s rulebook being urgently re-examined
How Formula 1 is yearning for a 2021 scenario right now. That championship famously went down to the wire. This year will effectively have six grand prix dead rubbers – assuming Max Verstappen seals his third crown in the Qatar sprint race as he is near certain to do.
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