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“They had to or else Jos Verstappen would start crying again”– F1 Twitter reacts to Red Bull once again instructing Sergio Perez to give tow to Max Verstappen

Janmeyjay Shukla
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"They had to or else Jos Verstappen would start crying again"– F1 Twitter reacts to Red Bull once again instructing Sergio Perez to give tow to Max Verstappen

Formula One Twitter reacts to Sergio Perez getting the driver’s number one treatment over Max Verstappen during the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.

Red Bull’s Sergio Perez won the Monaco Grand Prix in style ahead of Carlos Sainz and Max Verstappen. This in turn becomes very competitive for Max Verstappen while defending his world championship.

The Mexican driver had a very good start to his season. He secured a victory, alongside a pole position and four podiums to his name.

According to him, he is fighting for the World Championship as he is just fifteen points behind his teammate Verstappen. This changes the dynamism within the team as Perez is no more helping the Dutch driver for the championship, but rather fighting for it himself.

Since Verstappen’s arrival on the team, there is a hierarchy among the driver’s positions with him being the driver number one. However, Christian Horner explained that Red Bull is not Max Verstappen Racing with both the drivers given equal opportunity.

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F1 Twitter reaction to Sergio Perez towing Max Verstappen

The drivers’ performance and positions in the championships define the team’s strategy. Red Bull’s mentor Helmut Marko spoke with the media regarding the team’s qualifying strategy.

According to him, Red Bull is alternating regarding the tow. That is Sergio Perez is heading out first in the qualifying sessions. However, F1 Twitter was awestruck with a driver whose name is not Verstappen given priority by the team.

Below are some of the Twitter reactions to his change in Red Bull’s plans in view of no driver being number one in the team.

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Janmeyjay Shukla

Janmeyjay Shukla

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Janmeyjay Shukla is an artist who contributes his expressions through words as an F1 writer and editor at The SportsRush. He is an F1 historian who has been watching the sport since he was a baby. Passed on from generation to generation, he has seen the prime of Michael Schumacher to the rise of Max Verstappen. A Mercedes fan from the days of the Brawn GP era, the sport runs in his blood. Besides Formula One, Janmeyjay is a Marketing Head and a musician who loves to sing and play Rock & Pop songs on guitar. His love for sports will never die as he is a loyal Liverpool Football Club fan as well!

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