Mexico City /
Luis García, former soccer player and now a TV Azteca commentator, defended toSergio Pérez, Red Bull driver from the criticism that was leveled at him after his result in the Mexican Grand Prix last weekend.
Czech Pérez finished in the last place of the race at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez after a five-second penalty and problems with his car that prevented him from making up places.
Besides, an incident with Liam Lawson He caused damage to his car, which in turn affected his performance, so he was not able to get close to the points zone of the race. The man from Guadalajara started in 18th place on the gridand at the start he gained a couple of places, but the punishment began with a fateful race.
With this result, Checo Pérez was even further away from confirming his runner-up finish in Formula 1and now all that remains is to add as many points as possible in the final stretch of the season.
what did he say Luis García from Checo Pérez?
Luis García came out in defense of Checo Pérez after many questions arose against him for the last place he finished in the Mexican GP. The Red Bull driver has not been able to get on the podium in the last two editions of the race in CdMx, although he could still win it in 2025.
Through their social networks, he Doctor García applauded the career of Checo Pérez and highlighted his role as Formula 1 runner-up, noting that he is a “damn alien” for his skill behind the wheel.
“There are 20 seats in Formula 1 and of those 20 seats, Checo was runner-up not long ago. He was second in the world! Not on the block, not in the social club, not in Karts; in the world. It is difficult for us to accept the success of others. “Sergio Pérez is a damn alien”declared Luis García.
“We should all bow to him, but no, there is this part where it is difficult for us to accept the success of others,” García stressed.
The TV Azteca commentator highlighted that it is “for every mother” that Czech Pérez is among the elite of motorsports, and he disapproved of being criticized from “the armchair” with a “tlacote water”, reiterating that he is a good representative of Mexican sports.
“From the little I know, those mothers… go a thousand kilometers per hour and that’s when they’re going slow. So the thing is: get on there, be the second best driver in the world and risk your life every time you get on.. And we sit on the couch, with our tlacote water and we just say ‘no mom… you’re useless’; ‘you should retire now’; ‘Red Bull would have to run it’; ‘At what point did you decide to be a pilot?’ We have no capacity for analysis and no empathy with the winner, with success,” explained the former Atlético de Madrid footballer.
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