After a strong start to the 2023 Formula 1 season put Sergio Pérez in striking distance of teammate Max Verstappen atop the Drivers’ standings, recent form has seen Pérez slide back to Earth. Pérez failed to advance out of Q1 in the Monaco Grand Prix, starting at the back of the field and settling for a 16th-place finish.
Then a week ago in Barcelona, Pérez again struggled in qualifying. He could not advance out of Q2, and started 11th in the Spanish Grand Prix. He managed to pick up a number of spots to finish in fourth, but he also saw George Russell start behind him in 12th, but
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