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So Danny into Alpha Tauri mid season and then its a competition between him and Yuki for who gets Perez’s seat in ‘24 if he keeps disappointing in quali? If the midfield keep improving race pace as well as quali performance (like a few teams have) they wont tolerate pre-Q3 exits relying on a good Sunday for long
Perez has long been a shit box-midfield specialist, putting him in a top car certainly exposed his weaknesses. It's clear they got him to be a rear gunner like Bottas was at merc, but Perez hasn't lived up to the job.
Who the heck watches F1 for the qualy sessions? Perez is still second in the championship, and he’s made the races fun to watch. How has he not live up to the job?
I’ll take Perez coming down the field 100% of the time over a boring HAM-VER-BOT that was decided on Saturday. What a waste of a weekend.
Me, they're usually far more interesting than the races.
Red Bull has very little incentive to care about how entertaining a race is though, they just want the most points with the least drama.