168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Sergio Perez has revealed an ongoing issue with his brakes led to his F1 qualifying disaster o🅰n home soil at the Mexico City Grand Pr🐈ix.

Perez was knocked out in Q1 after struggling for pace throughou🙈t qualifying.

It continues Perez’s abysmal run of form, aside from Baku, where he challenged for t𒀰he podium.

Perez hasn’t finished in the top three since t📖he Chinese Grand Prix in﷽ April.

Speaking to media in Mexico, where❀ are present in the paddock, Perez explained how an ongoing brake issu༺e is impacting his form.

“Yeah I’m been struggling quite a bit with braking,” he said. “Every time I try to brake and attack the braking, I just put too much energy through 🍬the tires, and that makes it very tricky for me to stop ওthe car.

“It’s be🀅en there for the last three races, where I cannot stop the car. I’m having to modulate quite a lot my braking, and that’s something we c𒀰an see in the data, but we are not able to fix it at the moment.”

Perez was heard complaining about the handling of his RB20 in low-speed corners and his inab⛎ility to rotate the car.

He added: “It’s mainly on a straight line, the issue that we’re🍰 facing. It’s mainly on a straight line. I cannot stop the car.

“I just slide too much. Given that it’s all surface sensitivity here, it makes it a lot ha♍﷽rder.”

Perez will♚ start the race from 18th on the grid as he looks to give his home crowd something to shout about.

The Mexican coꩲnceded that the brake issue is likely to impact him on Sunday.

“It’s going to be harder, because it’s also present there in the long runs. I will try everything, I will try an♏d see what we are able to do with the team, and see what solutions we are able to find,” he added.

“It’s ob🐈viously very disappointing. It’s a grand prix I want to do really well, it’s this one. Unfortunateꦇly it’s been really difficult and tricky, this event.”