F1. When is Checo Pérez’s next race?

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Today, more than ever, Mexican fans are aware of what is happening Sergio Pérez, who left a pleasant taste in his debut with The Red Bull Racing team, where he was in fifth place and even provoked the praise of his team, because he managed to return in the last laps. The problem is that you wait to see next race F1 is not yet close to completion because Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix is the one that has the greatest distance from the rest of the competitions.

When is GP Emilia-Romagna?

The Bahrain GP took place on March 28, but unlike other races, the Emilia-Romagna GP did not take place a week later, as the next was the Shanghai GP, but it was postponed and is still awaiting confirmation, by hence the commitment to the earth The Italians will be until April 18.

Checo Pérez’s debut with Red Bull Racing started in a shame, as technical failures forced him to start in 11th position, so he found it difficult to fight for the podium, however, the Mexican used his experience to to recover and remains in fifth place, a situation that excited the whole team, which sees him with the potential to be a constant candidate to be among the first three steps.

Even other figures did not shy away from congratulating the Mexican, an example is what he mentioned Mark Webber, who emphasized the ability handling with tires and sees it as the perfect support for Max Verstappen.

“I think he’s in a win-win situation, to be honest. It’s clear he’s there to play the best supporting role for Max, I think he’s going to do better than the two previous guys who tried to or Max’s teammates, who are obviously Pierre and Albon (…) is extraordinary experienced and magician with tires“Webber pointed out on the podcast On The Marbles.

This is what the F1 2021 calendar looks like

  • Great Britain Flag Grand Prix July 18
  • Hungarian Grand Prix August 1
  • Belgian Grand Prix August 29
  • Dutch Grand Prix September 5th
  • Italian Grand Prix September 12
  • Russian Grand Prix September 26
  • Singapore Grand Prix October 3
  • Japan Grand Prix 10 October
  • United States Grand Prix October 24
  • Mexican Grand Prix October 31
  • São Paulo Grand Prix | November 7
  • Australian Grand Prix November 21st
  • Saudi Arabia Grand Prix December 5th
  • Abu Dhabi Grand Prix December 12 China Grand Prix To be announced

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