168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Sergio Perez endured another difficult weekend as he finished sixth at the Canadian Grand Prix, while teammate Verstappen led every lap on his way to scoring h൲is fourth win in a row.&n🌼bsp;

The Mexican appeared to be mounting a genuine title challeng🦹e to Verstappen after winning two of the opening four rounds of the๊ 2023 season, but a string of poor weekends since has seen him slip 69 points adrift.

Marko o♉ffered a simple explanation for Perez’s performance deficit to Verstappen. 

When asked why Perez looks to be mu💜ch slower than Verstappen in the same RB19 car, the Austrian told OE24: ”Because Max ꦇis Max.

"He's in💎 the best car, but ev🔯en in that car only [Fernando] Alonso and [Lewis] Hamilton could keep up. 

"Those three𝓰 are simply t𒁃he strongest, and Max stands out among them.”

Perez’s recent struggles has led to talk over his F1 future, but Red Bull team principal Christian Horner insists the Milton Keynes squad w༒ill continue to support him. 

"I think he just needs a good weekend to just lift his confidence,” Horner said in Montrea𝄹l. 

"I think he's had three difficult weekends, three difficult Saturdays, that then puts you on the 💖backfoot on a Sunday. And we've seen what Checo is capable of, only a month or two ago.

"And I think he just needs to have a strong weekend to find that confidence. And then I'🐟ve got no doubt he'll be back.

"He is second in the world champiℱonship at the moment. He's the only other driver to have won two races oth🧸er than Max this year.

"So yeah, we need to suppo🍰rt him through this period. And I'm s👍ure he'll find his form again soon."