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McLaren should have signed Hulkenberg, not Perez says Brundle

By Editor on Monday, April 15, 2013 Even amid McLaren's competitive slump, the spotlight is shining ever more brightly on Sergio Perez. The young Mexican was signed by the British team to replace Lewis Hamilton this year and beyond, but some linked the deal with his commercial ties to billionaire Carlos Slim. He struggled notably in China, admitting it 'wasn't my best weekend in terms of pace'. Perez also got caught up in on-track incidents, most notably with Kimi Raikkonen, who screamed ‘What the hell he's doing?' after being run wide and colliding. When the Finn discussed the incident in the green room prior to mounting the podium, third-placed Hamilton agreed: 'He (Perez) was all...
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