Will Sergio Perez accept playing second fiddle to Max Verstappen this season? 🤔 F1
Red Bull were quick to downplay the incident and insist both drivers had moved on following clear-the-air talks. Notably, in explaining the controversial ending, the team defended Verstappen’s actions.
While some drivers have accepted a subordinate role against a superior teammate, Perez appears less willing to simply become known as a ‘wingman’. However, if tensions do erupt and Perez refuses to play the team game, Ricciardo will be waiting in the wings to replace him. That will surely be on the back of Perez’s mind going into the new season.
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